|
I made mine when I was still living in NYC - probably 20 years ago.
If I knew how to scan a picture into my computer I'd show it to you, but I don't. I don't sew, just make quilts, and only straight lines. I can't even do a zigzag stitch let alone a curve. This is by way of saying - GO FOR IT - it's a lovely quilt and not at all hard to do - just cut accurately. |
Under a Stormy Sea - What a beauty! is there a pattern or did you design it yourself? If your own design, can you post a tute?
|
Originally Posted by gailinva
(Post 4820078)
Hi! I PP'd one a couple of years ago. Pattern was by Cindy Edgerton. I checked her website, couldn't find it, but check this out http://www.generations-quilt-pattern...sea-quilt.html
Have fun!!! |
1 Attachment(s)
I turned my last log cabin quilt into a storm at sea. I'd love to make a real one. Sorry, I won't try to talk you out of it.
|
Originally Posted by gollytwo
(Post 4820286)
I made mine when I was still living in NYC - probably 20 years ago.
If I knew how to scan a picture into my computer I'd show it to you, but I don't. I don't sew, just make quilts, and only straight lines. I can't even do a zigzag stitch let alone a curve. This is by way of saying - GO FOR IT - it's a lovely quilt and not at all hard to do - just cut accurately. |
Oh Dunster .... absolutely WOW!!!
|
NOW I find out you can do Storm at Sea as paper-pieced! At the Houston quilt show in November I bought a laser cut kit from John Flynn's booth for a blue batik SAS, thinking that at least I didn't have to do the cutting! I'm going to tackle it anyway, but thanks for the link to the paper pieced patterns...they are beautiful.
Anita |
Originally Posted by b.zang
(Post 4819840)
Not only will you make one, you'll show us how beautiful it is once you're finished.
|
I love it but I will never do one.
|
1 Attachment(s)
The only one I made is about 12" square & is a memory quilt I did from my Dad's ties.
|
| All times are GMT -8. The time now is 04:42 PM. |