Yet another Spicy Spiral
 

My son was married last year and just bought a house, so it's time for a Spicy Spiral just as each of his sisters has.
Pattern; Cheryl Phillips Spicy Spiral w/10 degree ruler. I bind mine rather than turning it.
Fabrics; From my stash, mostly from his wedding quilt, which is not finished.
Quilting; Spirals down each color
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Love it
 

Love it! I have bought the ruler but have not made one yet.

Another winner...I hope you didn't use too much from DS's quilt so that it can get finished!:D

These are so fun & sassy! From your last post I wandered around online interested in the pattern/ruler and found reference to both a 9 & 10 degree options.. And the current 10 degree ruler comes in two pieces so as to be able to travel easier (I guess the original was 24-25" long?)

I'm curious if there's a benefit to having any of these options over the other or is it just a finished size and/or cost of the ruler decision? I'm not familiar what other reasons I may want to have a 9 or 10 degree ruler on hand which may influence my decision? Thank you in advance for any feedback :)

Christine

wow...sassy it is! Love the colors, fabrics and esp the shape. Great job.....

nicely done

No, it's totally cut out. I haven't heard of any errors in the Labyrinth pattern, so if I sew correctly, I'm good. I do have more of most of the fabrics.

My 10 degree is 22 1/2" long. Numbered to 25, but it starts at 3. :rolleyes: A 9 d makes a slightly smaller runner, but I don't think by much. Any other reason to have one? Christmas tree skirts, for one. I think it would make a nice Dresdan Plate, too. Have you seen her book, Quilts Without Corners? I would not like my basic ruler in two pieces. I do have the extender for mine in case I get brave enough to try one of the round quilts.

Yes, I did notice her books online but haven't looked through them. It sounds as though either would work for any of the projects noted.. I would enjoy making Christmas skirts but I'm not so sure I'd venture into rounds just yet - I'm still a novice at this craft :)

I'll just pick one and go for it! Thanks for sharing your beauties and advice - I'm going to have to add this to my future project list!

Christine

Fantastic! I applaud anyone who can do those curves. Great job.

Beautiful spiral and I love the colors.

Geesh....this is amazing!

Looks great!

Nicely done!

So pretty. I would like to do one sometime!

Very nice! Last week we had a refresher demo of the 9 and 10 degree rulers and all the things you could do with them. I also have the pattern & ruler, but haven't started. I think you have inspired me.

I really like the colors you chose for this pattern. This is one of my favorite patterns and I have used it many times. I think I should look into purchasing the book for new uses. Some patterns and rulers become classic real fast and this is one of them.

I have made a couple of these and they are very easy to make. I made it hard at first, but then realized what to do. Your colors are very pretty.

Pretty runner...it looks like a fun pattern to sew.

Really nice looking spiral, your colors are perfect.

Beautiful!!

Great quilting. Makes it look 3-dimensional. Really nice. They will love it.

I tried to find a new way to quilt it - even asked here, but in the end I did it just like I did the other seven. I guess if it works for me, it's good. They are, of course, all in different houses. You know who doesn't have one?? Me!

Your Spicy Spiral is simply lovely and the Spiral quilting is especially appropriate. Looking forward to your Labyrinth quilt with those fabrics.

Very Very pretty! One of my favorite patterns.

Such a cool tablerunner!!

Very pretty.

Beautiful. BrendaK