Well...all done but the quilting. I am in awe of how easily this went together.
Bonnie Hunter's patterns all seem to have lots of pieces. Yet, they all fit together flawlessly!
Here it is on my familyroom floor:
And here it is on my queen size bed.
Those rust fabrics still scream out at me but they are like a cheery on a sundae per one of my commentors.
So true...
And I am still working on a mystery quilt from Quilt World on Facebook. I decided that since I unearthed all those batiks that I need to use them. It is rainy and cool here in Indiana. A perfect day for sewing. A better day for hand quilting but Pearl has taken over the recliner for now.
I threw them all up on the design wall. What a difference from what was on there all last week. I bounce between styles of quilts. I like them all!!!!!
Not sewn yet and I still have more blocks to make. My OCD of "matchie-matchie" is terribly challenged with this quilt. I just have to pick up a random HST and use it. Only rule is none of the same fabrics in a block. So far it has worked for me.
Bonnie Hunter's patterns all seem to have lots of pieces. Yet, they all fit together flawlessly!
Here it is on my familyroom floor:
Those rust fabrics still scream out at me but they are like a cheery on a sundae per one of my commentors.
So true...
22 comments:
Beautiful!
Congratulations! Your quilt top is gorgeous!
Both quilts are beautiful! I truly love that blue and brown. I love Bonnie's stuff but I don't have her books yet, which book is that from?
Kristie
Smith Mountain Morning is gorgeous--even with the rust color!
When I was first introduced to batiks I wasn't drawn to them. Now I love them. This quilt is beautiful--I understand the matching temptation. I deal with that in scrap quilts, too. You seem to be doing well--the outcome looks great!
Absolutely gorgeous!!! I've been watching your progress on this one and today MUST leave a comment. Well done! I bet you already sent a photo to Bonnie! She'll love it!
Both of these quilts are gorgeous! I love all the scrappiness.....WE LOVE BONNIE!
Both quilts are beautiful...and so different from each other. I am like you...I like all kinds of fabrics and colours!
oh my, oh my, oh my!
gorgeous as always, you are so productive and generous. tell the truth, you do have more than 24 hours in your days.
Subee, you've done it again! Both quilts are gorgeous, but I love your SMM best!
Both quilts are terrific. You did a great job. Random piecing is hard for me too. They say to put it all in a bag, but then I go through the bag looking for the right color. Maybe there's a cure for that??
Ricci
Oh, what a great quilt....
Have a nice Day
Diana
I love your quilt! I'm with you about the matchie stuff. The Blue Ridge Beauty I'm working on is the first one that I actually used scraps for. Happy Quilting!
Subee,
Your quilts are just beautiful ! I enjoy Bonnie Hunter's style of quilts, also.
SMM is wonderful! I know what you mean by having to 'accept' the colorway--but it really is most effective. And your new scrappy project is looking good!
I just love your blue and brown...gorgeous!!
This is beautiful! You are motivating me to make a queen size quilt for our bed...
Hi! Greetings from Finland! I LOVE the quilt! It's stunning!!!
It's so nice to find other quilters from the other side of the world! :)
Lovely! Once again, you inspire me!
lovely!
could you please send me a link to the "quilt world" facebook page? i love a good mystery quilt!
Your Smith Mountain Morning quilt is beautiful. Is it a pattern that is available on line, in a book or an original. I would love to make one. Carline
que voila des doigts de fée !!!!!!!!!
félicitations votre blog est magnifique
amitiés de France
I know this post is over a year old, but I came across it while googling Bonnie quilt images, and I noticed in the top picture there were two blocks turned the wrong way. Did you finish quilting this one? Probably, because you are a speedster when it comes to sewing.
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