The Mystery "Orca Bay" is quilted and bound.
Less dense quilting would have been better with the wool batting I wanted to use, but with all the sashing blocks and small pieces I thought it would hold up better this way.
Two years ago I started and never finished Bonnie's "Carolina Christmas" mystery and I was determined that would not happen this time.
This quilt was made from 3.5" cut squares - 9 different colors - finishing at 51" x 70" after washing.
While I'm a huge fan of scrappy - I have to say that the unity of all of your blacks and whites being the same throughout your quilt (especially in the outside border) is what gives your quilt the WOW factor! If I were starting this quilt tomorrow, that is the route I'd take.
ReplyDeletela,la,love your Orca Bay quilt!!! Fantastic job!
Love from Indiana! ~bonnie
Done...as in quilted, bond, label...kind of done. Wholey Mackerel. Okay that is very impressive.
ReplyDeleteYou have done a beautiful job! Well done you must be very pleased.
ReplyDeleteWow! Quilted, binding done, done, done. YOU ROCK!! That looks spectacular! I'm still working on getting the top together, you inspire me :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing work on Orca Bay. It is a HUGE amount of work! To have it finished already is really impressive.
ReplyDeleteBoth quilts are great. Your Orca Bay is awesome, especially since it is done done.
ReplyDeleteBoth quilts are fantastic. I'm so envious that you've finished the Orca Bay---a great accomplishment.
ReplyDeleteWow! It's beautiful! And DONE! You are awesome! I was tickled to get mine to the flimsie stage. lol
ReplyDeleteI love them both. My Orca Bay is at a standstill due to a move and the total uprooting of my quiting area. I hope to get back to it soon.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilts. I did not have the nerve or confidence to try Orca Bay last year. Now that I see the Ohio Stars I wish I had given it a try. I am on board for Easy Street. You do nice work. Thanks for sharing it.
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