Tuesday, August 31, 2010

An Oldie but a Goodie

Here is a picture of version of "The Sarah Evans Quilt" I did in a class with Kim McLean a few years ago.  I enjoyed putting the top together and learned a lot from Kim in the process.
As you can see, only a small part of the quilting has been done.  It will definitely be finished one day.

13 comments:

  1. Mmmm-Mmmm. The colours are quite delicious! I particularly like the long-legged birds.

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  2. Oh yes that is the baby I am working on.
    Love it
    Christine

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  3. Oh my!!! What a BEAUTY!!! Thank you for sharing this with us. : ) I REALLY love the colors and fabric you chose for each individual block, and then put together as a whole it is just STUNNING, Christine. Your work is lovely!!!

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  4. Looks great Liz!!The reproduction fabrics look fab here. Are you hand quilting it? A big job ahead. I've still got the mariner's compass quilt still not finished being hand quilted, it is sitting in a corner of my sewing room in an Ikea bag. At least I think it is still there..

    I'm hoping someone will do this quilt in the Kaffe fabrics one day! Cheers, Kim McL

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  5. Your quilt is gorgeous!! Such rich colors and pretty applique. :)
    Here's a nudge to keep going on the quilting. Nudge..nudge

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  6. Really lovely, and looks like it was fun to put together with all the wonderful fabrics. Here's another nudge to keep on with the quilting--it's one that definitely deserves to be finished!

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  7. Oooohhhh, I truly HEART this quilt! Absolutely beautiful!!!

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  8. Love this quilt. Is there a pattern out there anywhere? Tried hunting for one on the web without success.

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  9. Great quilt, Liz! it's on my list of to do's.
    It is beautiful and such a unique design. Thank you for sharing!
    brenda

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  10. I hadn't seen this quilt design until recently. It looks like it would be delightful to do because those small blocks would travel well and before long it would be almost done! Is there a pattern available?

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  11. The pattern of this quilt is available from the book called Fabric of Society by Annette Gero. I did the drafting for the 29 quilts from the book. It is also available as a single pattern from the Woodridge House in Western Australia, I'll look up the address when I get back home. Or perhaps Google it? Cheers, Kim McLean

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  12. man this one is awesome... good job all around to designer and maker!

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