I saw a posting recently by Letia of Judy Mathieson's Marinier's Compass (http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-67981-1.htm). LETIA, you did a BEAUTIFUL job.

Here is my posting of the same pattern with a little variation. I really had fun making the wall hanging. I stared at the pattern for over 4 months thinking it was just too hard to make. But once I got started, it was not difficult and am so thankful that I challenged myself (it turned out not to be a challenge .... just time consuming).

It is beautiful.

I do love the mariners compass. You quilt is gorgeous.! My was made with blues, cream, yellow--totally different. I can't wait to start another one--someday.

Gorgeous!

Gorgeous quilt !

Beautiful!!!!!

So beautiful. You have inspired me!

I do love the mariners compass. You quilt is gorgeous.! I made one with 2 radiating stars in the middle and then flying geese circling around. Mine was made with blues, cream, yellow--totally different. I can't wait to start another one--someday.

You did a wonderful job!! Look at all of those tiny pieces! :shock:

OH MY, that is just beautiful! You certainly did a fantastic job.

Wow, that is realy beautiful!

BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love those colors! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :mrgreen:

Stunning quilt!!! I love your colors choices :thumbup:

Just lovely!

I LOVE it. I love the mariners compass also. can't wait to get my hands on a book of them.

You did a great job on this contra costa cartwheel. I love Judy's patterns and I find her directions very easy to follow. I haven't made the Contra Costa Cartwheel yet. I am currently working on a queen size where I put a 32 point compass in the middle with handquilting that gave it 64 points. It is surrounded by flying geese and partial split compasses and then more whole split compasses in each corner. All reds, yellows and oranges on black background. The hand quilting is taking forever. You can see bits and peices of this quilt in these two posts. Although the second link is a closeup of the handquilting only and you can't really see any of the compass except for the very points of a couple of rays.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-29365-1.htm
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-47093-1.htm

My next project from her is the twilight star. I love her freezer paper method.

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That is really beautiful. You did a wonderful job.

I just saw her on "The Quilt Show." That quilt in a much larger size was one of the quilts she had with her. Yours looks fantastic!!! You did a fabulous job! :thumbup: :thumbup: :-D

That is really really gorgeous! Thank you for sharing!

Beautiful! Someday I'll try one of those. If I ever get up enough courage!

Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing.

oh yes Ma'am. that is absoutely beautiful!!! :thumbup:

Beautiful.

very beautiful.. thanks for sharing

Wow! What a beauty! This is incredibly striking. Well worth all the time it took you.

Absolutely beautiful!!!!

This is simply outstanding!

WOW!!! I love the way you used the yellow in this quilt!
Stunning, absolutely stunning :D:D:D

Beautiful, Wonderful, Incredible, I love it. :thumbup:

Very striking, great colours.

Don't you just love Judy Mathieson & her quilts? Someone recently posted a link to a slide show of her quilts. She is the featured guest on The Quilt Show.

WOW! I really like how your quilt looks and great color combo.

Congratulations on a truly beautiful work of art. Fabulous colors and impressive precision!

Beautiful! Lovely colors, and great workmanship! Thanks for sharing!

Lovely job. Alex Anderson and Ricky Tims' "The Quilt Show" just recently had an episode featuring Judy's quilts.

You seem to use a rather furry, fluffy sort of lining for your quilts...

[quote=jitkaau]You seem to use a rather furry, fluffy sort of lining for your quilts...

Inny, which of her books did you use? your wall hanging is awesome!!!i think i'd like to try one, molly [email protected]

OMG How STUNNING!