Thursday, January 23, 2020

The Winter Blues Blog Hop!

I love blue!  And I love math and that's what lead me to this design.  When I was a kid I love to connect straight lines to make them appear to be curves.  I drew this pattern up in Electric Quilt and then went about paper piecing it.  This quilt uses an Island Batik collection called Indigo Morris.  It of course has my favorite Hobbs Batting inside (80/20 blend in this case).


Thanks Carla for getting me enthused to make this project!  Your blog hops are such fun.



I decided to use this beautiful blue variegated Aurifil that I've had for a long time, but still had a wrapper on it.


I love to free motion machine quilt. I can't seem to stop once I start.


Feather fun.


Continuous curve on some interesting angles.


Here's the back!




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I hope you get to quilt today!
Suzy

Be sure to check out all the other amazing quilters on the hop!

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Friday, January 24th

32 comments:

  1. Such a beautiful quilt! I really like the stitching in your light color, and the back looks wonderful. Your geometry skills are awesome!

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  2. What a unique design. As soon as I saw it I thought...I bet this is called The North Star.

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  3. I love all things about this quilt. Thanks for showing us.

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  4. Very cool design, and amazing quilting!

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  5. Good morning! Your quilt is amazing and it sure does have a lot of movement with the quilting design you chose. Those feathers fill the space so nicely and they look just perfect. It is amazing that the thread doesn't look blue at all - I would have thought it would stand out more. Really nice job. ~smile~ Roseanne

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  6. That is one very beautiful and thought provoking piece of quilt art. Your FMQ is a wonderful addition.

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  7. Great project, beautiful quilting, and lovely blues!

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  8. Such a cool block and your quilting is enhances it so much.

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  9. Gorgeous and as always your quilting takes the cake! LOVE LOVE IT. So my takeaway is my failing math is my downfall huh? LOL!!!!

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  10. Beautiful quilt!! I love how the continuous curves on the back look like apple cores!! I still use graph paper to design blocks...maybe one day I'll move up to EQ!

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  11. So cute and your quilting is lovely.

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  12. So pretty! Love those blues, and your quilting is awesome!

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  13. Very pretty, love the blues and quilting!

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  14. Beautiful quilt and your free-hand quilting is gorgeous! Very nice!

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  15. Gorgeous. I need to get out my Morris IB, too. I have a quilt for me planned,lol

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  16. That reminds me of a beautiful ice crystal.

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  17. Gorgeous quilt, and perfect quilting with the variegated thread.

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  18. What a striking design!! Looks like you had fun with the quilting. Thanks for sharing with the Hop!

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  19. WOW,wow, wow. Suzy, this is so beautiful. Your quilting is always so amazing. Your feathers are crazy good. Thank you for inspiring and joining the Winter Blues Blog Hop!

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  20. Gorgeous quilt and your quilting is fabulous.

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  21. Beautiful quilt! Love the deep colors in it.

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  22. This is such a beautifully quilted piece...love it!

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  23. Very pretty. I like the feather detail.

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  24. So beautiful. I have a friend who has written a mathematics book and I keep meaning to make a few quilts from this! Looks like the capri is agreeing with you.

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  25. This is wonderful! Thanks for sharing.

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  26. This is beautiful and the quilting design is perfect for this!

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  27. Gosh, that is so pretty, and the quilting is so beautifully well done. I love it.

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  28. That is so lovely, and I love the quilting you did! Thanks for sharing!

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  29. I love how you always share your thought process along with the progress of any of your projects. Stunning design and quilting.

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  30. Pretty! I love the different shades of blue and how they just fade in and out of each other.

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