The sailboat quilt – titled ‘Catching the Wind’ – is finished (except for the sleeve and label, which I will get done soon). I’m really happy with how it turned out, but I’m really looking forward to working on several other projects that have accumulated while I was working on this one.
On my post last week, Heidi Lindsay posted a comment – “The sailboat looks great! I did one that is quite similar, although only 6 x 9 inches, which I’d like to share with you if you send me an email address.”
Here’s Heidi’s sailboat quilt – ‘Keeping the Dream Alive’
“This is ‘Keeping The Dream Alive.’ It’s about 6 x 9 inches, lives in my husband’s cube at work, and I made it after taking a class with Sue Benner at Asilomar. It’s fused, machine quilted, and serged on the edges. Your bigger quilt makes me want to do this is a larger form. I did my quilting before attaching the sailboat.”
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It’s beautiful!!!
Wonderful! Hope you’ll be at VMQG on Monday–I’m looking forward to seeing the quilt in person!
Absolutely gorgeous.
love it. and the quilting adds to the simplicity of the design. WOW
‘Catching the Wind’ is FABULOUS! Your choice for quilting is tops! Bravo! Can’t wait to see your next project – you are a real inspiration! best to you, deborah
gorgeous
I love it Terry … I can smell the fresh sea air!
Terry, came out just wonderful! I love it!