I also knew it as storm as sea and have seen it called both. I know their is also an Ocean waves with tiny half square triangles.

But it is beautiful.

Hi Jackie,
I don't care for pp because you can't see what you are doing. You are sewing with the fabric under the paper, and you must follow the numbers too. Think it is just me, but it was very nerve racking for me. I was really sweating it. I knew that if I didn't do it at the retreat, I would never do it. I had not noticed when I ordered the kit that it was done by pp. I just saw those colors and loved it. If you can sew on the line, and don't mind it being upside down, you might just love it. People who like perfection usually like it, because all of your points should come out perfect with this technique. But doubt if I will ever do another.

The blue is beautiful. Very rich looking. I love it.

I am a strong supporter of blue, but I think that the blue is just absolutely perfect!
The name of the pattern is "Ocean Waves" and that touch of blue absolutely helps your eye follow the wave.
I wouldn't change a thing!
You may not be the fan of blue that I am, so I am wondering if another sea color such as aqua or green would make you feel more comfortable.
I tried imagining what it would look like if you put a brown in there, and the thing just clunked!
In my humble opinion <g>

I made one of these and absolutely love it. I used a pattern they called "Storm at Sea" which is the same. But I know patterns can have more than one name. Your quilt is beautiful.

Pat, when I paper piece, I have a lamp that sits to the side of my sewing table and when I hold the paper up towards that lamp, I can see exactly where the cloth is in relation to the block. That makes it really easy. I don't think I could do it if I were just trying to eyeball it otherwise. You might try it and see if that helps. Just a thought.

I love the movement in this quilt. I like the colors, it's a beauty,

Vicky

I love the blue corners! And have done a paper pieced Ocean Wave quilt too. I thought the same but years later, I am ready to do another. It is a good learning experience in color and in piecing however all corners come out accurate.
Your quilt has movement, which is what ocean waves presents itself.
missM

I haven't tried the ocean waves paper pieced. If this is your first attempt at PP, it does take some time to get your mind around it, anyway it did me. I swore , Never again, but alas I have done a couple more and it gets easier but I think I must dyslexic or something because it takes several squares before I get it. You've done a great job and I like the colors in the waves. A day for a top is not a long time. You should be proud of yourself for trying something new and for the way it turned out.

I love the colors and the quilt pattern!! You did a really nice job!! I haven't tried pp yet -- I'm too chicken :roll:

This quilt is beautiful. If the blue corners bother you, what about quilting the corners with dark brown thread to break up the blue a little bit? Just a thought but not really necessary.

No no, it wasn't one day, we go for 4 days, Thursday to Sunday. I started this Thursday afternoon and finished it Saturday evening. I was worn out. All I did after that was help the others with some of their blocks. ha I just don't know if I'll try another or not. :oops:

I love it. Great JOB! I Know paper piecing can be a challenge, but you more than concord the piece.

I love it. Wish I could do paper piecing. Afraid to try.

You need to try at least once, I was brave and tried it, you can do it too :!:

Looks fantastic, that pattern is so nice. Wonderful job on it.

Gorgeous quilt. I love the colors you chose and the pattern is great. I love quilts like this that have a lot of movement to them.

You will, I know it. But that is exactly how I felt after I did my first one. Here's a picture. It wasn't the whole quilt just the turtles but oh my the words out of my mouth when I was doing the first one. The first one took hours, the lst one may 45 minutes.

I love the quilt and I LOVE the blue.

I love the Ocean Waves quilt and I LOVE the blue.

I really like the quilt as is, where can I find the pattern

Hi, Pat here. For all of you that liked this pattern -- Ocean Waves, or Storm at Sea -- it is available again in Connecting Threads. I received a new catalogue yesterday in the mail and it is on page 44, in purples this time. It's the same as mine, only different colors, and instead of saying it's paper piecced as mine was, it now says foundation pieced. I believe that foundation is easier than paper pieced myself. If any of you buy it, be sure to post pictures when you are done!

The pattern is also on the quilterscatche.com for free.

I looked on this link and under Ocean Waves was a different pattern.

That pattern is called storm at sea... must make it one day.

Thanks SOO much Barbara - looks like 'waves' - that might be perfect in her colors, I will 'save' that in a file I'm starting for her to look at.

Do you or anyone know the name of this pattern I could look up for directions?

Thanks again to everyone here. Love & hugs

Thanks for the name Joy - will add it to my list.

Hugs