On Ringo Lake -- Bonnie Hunter Mystery Quilt 2017-18
05-26-2018, 12:47 PM
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ok, here it is, Not Ringo and it's reverse in recycled shirts.
It came back from the quilter with outside seam allowance trimmed off, no clue what she was thinking but never mind, it is fixed and it is finished. I think it is 105 or 110"
To those just reading this thread for the first time, it is Not Ringo because I made all the components just like everyone else, but once I started working with those components on the working wall I got sidetracked.
It came back from the quilter with outside seam allowance trimmed off, no clue what she was thinking but never mind, it is fixed and it is finished. I think it is 105 or 110"
To those just reading this thread for the first time, it is Not Ringo because I made all the components just like everyone else, but once I started working with those components on the working wall I got sidetracked.
05-26-2018, 01:39 PM
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Kalamaquilts, that is just amazingly beautiful - so complex and intricate. I can hardly identify any of the units with the exception of possibly the 9 patches. A true winner. Congratulations on the finish. Mine is at the long arm quilter now - I'm so ready for it to be finished and on the bed.
05-26-2018, 05:18 PM
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Wow, I love it!!! One would never guess it came originally from the same pattern. It looks so complicated!! Congratulations on the finish! And your backing is amazing too!
Carol, can't wait to see yours too!
I finished quilting mine a month ago, and now I am at last getting to the binding; I don't like binding, lol! Hope to have it done this weekend.
Carol, can't wait to see yours too!
I finished quilting mine a month ago, and now I am at last getting to the binding; I don't like binding, lol! Hope to have it done this weekend.
05-26-2018, 05:41 PM
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Kalama Quilts it turned out amazing you went to a lot of work changing it up and you did an outstanding job !
05-26-2018, 05:52 PM
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KalamaQuilts..those are are fabulous quilts and I’m so inspired by all the beautiful finishes here on the QB. That is why I keep plugging along on my ORL. [ATTACH=CONFIG]594981[/ATTACH]
6 blocks done and only 44 more to go.
6 blocks done and only 44 more to go.
05-27-2018, 05:39 AM
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6 blocks are way more than no blocks! On the left side you can see a little of a mystery I turned into 4 wall quilts 40X40-ish. My mother was here with me and it was such a terrible time I knew I'd never like the quilt when finished. So the pieces sat around until I got the idea to piecemeal them together.
Mother had late state dementia and total personality reversal which often happens.
Mother had late state dementia and total personality reversal which often happens.
05-27-2018, 06:26 AM
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Very nice finished to look at!
I mounted mine on the LA frame today, so one more step towards getting finished.
I mounted mine on the LA frame today, so one more step towards getting finished.
05-27-2018, 09:09 AM
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What an amazing quilt, KalamaQ, and to think it came from the same units!
Looking lovely, jmoore!
Looking lovely, jmoore!
05-27-2018, 09:52 AM
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Such a beautiful finish, Kalama! Both sides are amazing...
I'm about to start quilting my Ringo Lake. I just set the top aside until I bought my longarm... and now I'm ready.
I'm about to start quilting my Ringo Lake. I just set the top aside until I bought my longarm... and now I'm ready.
05-27-2018, 10:01 AM
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Kalama, I'm in awe of your talent, as always. The colors and design are excellent.
So sorry about your mom. Dementia is such a cruel thing.
So sorry about your mom. Dementia is such a cruel thing.
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