This quilt definitely qualifies as a UFO.
The blue blocks were made probably four or five years ago. Last year I came up with a plan for mixing them with these blocks to finish the top, then I quilted it and sewed the binding on. Finally, yesterday I finished the binding. It’s done and it will go to Alycia for a QOV.
Krista says
That’s lovely. I love the pinwheels.
Elaine Adair says
You clever girl, you! I always have a problem blending blocks from ‘another time’ into something cohesive.
Lynne in Hawaii says
You are on a roll! The UFO’s are shrinking! Love it!
Karen says
Boy, are you on a roll!
swooze says
I love this quilt. What are the chances for instructions?
Lynn says
That is a gorgeous quilt. Another one to comfort our wounded. I have 2 waiting for quilters – hopefully I will hear from them this week.
Jane says
I LOVE your blog!!! Not only to you accomplish so much (quilting and cooking) I find the plight of the chickens interesting. I also sooo appreciate how you post something at least once, often several times a day! Alot of the other blogs I follow don’t do that. I can always count on you to have something interesting to check up on throughout the day. Thanks sooo much!!
Ivani says
Wow, although you said it is a UFO – it’s another quilt done!!! And you did perfect mixing the blocks an creating a new design. Love also the quilting (Baptist Fan, isn’t it?)
Congrats for the 3rd one this year.
Mary says
It’s perfect as a QOV. I was working with some strips today and was thinking I should think about getting back to the RWB UFO I have. It’s one of the few UFO’s I have that’s not a finished top.
Jane says
Judy,
You aae amazing! Three Finishes for 2010 so far, wonderful. Thanks for sharing all that you do and inspiring myself and others.
Jane
Darlene S says
Congrats on another stunning quilt. You are really busting a lot of stash!! I love what you are doing for QOV. I belong to our group here and it is so rewarding. I like watching you come up with such interesting designs.
okperi says
This is a lovely quilt! What a wonderful quilt one of our nation’s defenders.
Jamie in Louisiana says
I have another title for your quilt, “After the Storm”. As Louisiana girls, we understand how hurricanes can destroy our homes and land; however it is also when strangers come together and form lifetime bonds. For some reason, the whirly blocks remind me of the hurricane formation and the beautiful aftermaths that are seen by all. I MUST be tired after a long day — I get sappy!
Diana G in England says
Judy do you think it’s time we all entered you in the Guiness World record book for the most quilts made in the shortest time. I only have to breathe and you have made another wonderful quilt, well done
Happy Room Diana
KatieQ says
I love the combination of the two very different blocks. The blue blocks are tight and controlled and the pinwheels are open and have lots of movement. This is a great quilt for QOV. I haven’t made one for QOV yet because I don’t think of myself as an accomplished quilter. I think it’s time for me to make one too.
Judy in Michigan says
Very striking!! Do you have instructions? EQ6?? I’m most interested in the navy and red pinwheels and I love the other navy and red blocks too. In between all the other things you do…So happy to hear the chickens are going to be outdoors soon.
Alycia says
beautiful!! The colors really stand out and make it striking.