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145789I love it Toogie! The blue border makes the colours pop!
12420Toogie, I'm a quiltmaker and I also do longarming. I love Missouri Star and you chose one of my favorite. The colors are perfect, and your scallops really set off the beauty of your quilt. I hope you send a picture to Missouri Star, because Jenny would love it. They always love to show what their customers are doing.
by toogie
11 Jun 2020
Thanks for all your encouragement and support. I have posted some of my quilts on their Quilts by Me forum
Or whatever you call it. If you go to their tutorials then Show and Tell, I believe is how you get to it. I still haven’t figured out how to comment on others quilts I like, but I do know how to give them a ‘like’.
19439The scalloped edge sets off the entire quilt. I love all the bright colors you use, it is very lovely. I have not graduated from squares and rectangles have not yet considered stars and scallops. I recently saw on a Jordan Fabric YouTube Video, make the binding on the bias if entering the quilt for competition.
by toogie
11 Jun 2020
Oh I won’t be entering anything, these are for family. The stars I’ve made are not Y seams, just straight line sewing like you’re doing. Give them a try, I know you can do it. Thanks for looking
2263Oh, toogie, this is fabulous! I have been quilting for 40 years and just last year I finally got up enough courage to try a scalloped edge. You did a great job! Bravo! Hugs*, Deb
by toogie
10 Jun 2020
Well now I don't feel quite as bad for taking a year to get up the courage to tackle this. I am ready to do another now but on a smaller quilt-lol-I would love to see some of your quilts.Thanks for looking.
70753Amazing work Toogie, the blue scallop border is a perfect finish for the quilt. You always amaze us with you beautiful work.
by toogie
10 Jun 2020
Thank you Marian. A lot of other Cuties can do just as well, but sadly, don't seem to show theirs. I love seeing, showing and sharing.
45917I love scrappy quilts, yours is stunning. You can be proud of your work, well done, a true labour of love. Thank you for sharing and the inspiration. Quilting hugs.
by toogie
10 Jun 2020
Bielie, except for 2 colors, the blue like the border and the burgundy, the rest were all in charm pack called Roses on the Vine by Marti Michell. Mind you, to me they look scrappy and don't look like they go together too well.They have tiny rose buds on the lt pink, lt green and navy. The bigger roses are few ....Thanks for liking it and commenting.
4449What a beautiful quilt. If no one wants it I am open to a offer lol. You do such beautiful work Toogie. Sure wish I had such a great talent as you. Hugs
by toogie
10 Jun 2020
I am sure you are talented too, thank you. I think mine is passed on from generations. My grandmother almost always had a quilt going. My mother made clothing for us 3 girls, so the love of sewing must come naturally, to me anyway. My oldest sister CAN sew but doesn't have the passion like me. My middle sister wouldn't know what to do with a pair of scissors and fabric.
52676WOW! Toogie this is just beautiful. I see you are getting good use out of your long arm. The stippling design is wonderful and you've done an awesome job putting the scalloped edge on. Your family are very lucky to have such a great seamstress. Love Chris
by toogie
10 Jun 2020
Thank you Chris. Yes, my secondhand sit down long arm has about paid for itself. As for as the stippling, I love to do it. It is hard getting started on a quilt this size or a king, because you start in the center and that baby is heavy to move! I had to take breaks starting off because my wrist and shoulder start bothering me. Once I get the center quilted, it's pretty much smooth sailing.
234253This is a stunning quilt. I have only stitched two quilts ever and have so much to learn. I just love this - it so shows what wonderful talent you have. Your family is so lucky to have you - in so many ways!! Stay safe!
by toogie
09 Jun 2020
What a nice thing for you to say Laura. I bought these charm square packs when I was at Missouri Star. I bought ten, I think, not knowing how many it would take because I didn’t have a pattern in mind. I used some blue yardage like the border In the blocks. The burgundy was also from my stash. I have 4 charm packs left. I may make some Square throw pillows like the blocks, not sure. The charms were called Roses on the Vine. I was disappointed because sure didn’t have many rose prints in the pack.
95234I see you did great with the scalloped edge. You can teach me next time I get a chance to sew. 😊😊😊😘
Love your quilt.
by toogie
09 Jun 2020
Sure, if you’re not striving for perfection, I can teach you 😉😂 I’m just glad to get it finished. When I fix the pinches you could use either side.
109762Another great piece of work Toogie. Looks like your using your time well finishing off outstanding work.. Is this for you or another member of your family?
by toogie
09 Jun 2020
I'm not sure who will get this one. My girls 'don't care for this one' so maybe some of the grandkids will want it. If I can get some more of the blue I plan on making shams with the scallop edge too. It's a fabric of Joanns so they probably keep it. I just haven't got out, but I know it's online. Thanks for looking.
114280Quilting is my true love and your quilt is fabulous! I always have use straight edge binding without a problem.
by toogie
09 Jun 2020
I was afraid I was boring everyone with the quilts, so glad to hear you like quilting. I will have to click on your name and see if you have some posted. I'd love to see. Thanks for looking.
by pennyhal2
18 Jun 2020
Ha! I just realized that I have not taken any photos of the quilts I have made...and I've made 50+ of them! What a silly gal I turned out to be. Will take a couple and post. Have lots of jackets photos probably because I sell them and did it for inventory. I'd I think a lot of people that are in needle arts do more than one type of sewing.
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