Completely hand-pieced.
Made from just the one shape.
My inspiration came from the book Material Obsession II and the quilt 'Jazz Hands.'
I just decided to see if it was possible to make the whole quilt from that one shape so I kept going and going until I didn't want to go any more.
When I was making the individual blocks it was my portable piece of hand-piecing for about 18 months.
And I made long strings of borders as I was out and about.
Until finally I felt it was big enough and I sewed it all together.
Please take the time to visit lots of other quilts in the Blogger's Quilt Festival.
And a big 'thank you' to Amy for all the time and effort she puts in to the organisation of it.
Your quilt is just so appealing to me...scrappy and wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteOh WOW! What an outstanding design! So simple with one shape but even though multilaterally. So colourful and scrappy, I love this quilt.
ReplyDeleteHugs Marle
This is another winner! Love this quilt and what a phenomenal amount of work went into it!
ReplyDeleteIt is BEAUTIFUL!!
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing!
ReplyDeleteYou know how I feel about this quilt!
ReplyDeleteStill plodding on with mine. Starting to get low on fabric though as trying not to repeat them. Does that mean I just might need to to buy more fabric!?
Brilliant!! I love that you made it all with that simple shape, the borders frame it perfectly!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so pretty! What a great idea to use one shape to make a whole quilt. I love how different it looks depending on the way that it's twisted or turn.
ReplyDeleteLove this one as well!
ReplyDeleteThere are a lot of really lovely quilts being exhibited in this quilt festival, but I've got to say that this is my favourite by a loooooong shot! It is simply gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWow! I had not seen this before and at this time I would say this is the winner. Such a beauty and tour de force. Congrats. So glad you shared this.
ReplyDeleteYes!!! I'm such a groupie for this quilt. I love it, and just knowing that if's out there keeps my plugging along with the hand sewing on my rose star quilt. It's a beacon of quilty inspiration shining in the distance! True story.
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing quilt! I love the design and all the different fabrics you chose! Congratulations on your beauty!
ReplyDeleteahhh, the gorgeousness!
ReplyDeleteNow that I am almost finished my first small EPP project (a drawstring bag) I can really appreciate all the work in that quilt! Congratulations on a job well done!
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy to see this wonderful quilt again - I'm having to resist making one of my own...
ReplyDeleteWow wow wow!! :o)
ReplyDeleteI know I've said this before, but I can't help myself. Your quilt is just gorgeous. What an inspiration you are!
ReplyDeleteWonderful and inspiring use of scraps. I could go on and on just staring at this beauty. Amazing!
ReplyDeleteAs someone who's done hand-piecing and knows how much work it is... wow! Gorgeous result. Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteLove it xxx
ReplyDeleteWow, what a quilt! I thought it was pretty when I saw the thumbnail, but your explanation (one shape, designed as you went, and hand pieced!!) sent it over the top. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteDitto.
ReplyDeleteIt's just ridiculously gorgeous isn't it?? I may have to make one now!
ReplyDeleteHi! Your quilt is so beautiful and just amazing work! I have found lately hand piecing and I admire your huge work! Your colours are most beautiful and I love the design! Because it's made with only one shape, I would like to make something small like this.
ReplyDeleteWOW that is amazing, you must have so much patience and obviously a whole lot of skill! Well done
ReplyDeleteAmazing work! It is so colorful, one of my favorite blocks, and hand pieced - wow! Truly Beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteI see some pretty nifty fussy-cutting in there. Gorgeous quilt!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love that you made it on the go by hand. I can't get over that the entire thing is just one shape! It's fascinating to look at - really lovely :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Again another gorgeous quilt. I especially like the borders.
ReplyDeleteAwww, you entered two of my very favourite quilts from the last months...both are simply gorgeous!
ReplyDeletelumineux et envoutant par ses couleurs superbe réalisation
ReplyDeleteWow. Just...wow! AMAZING.
ReplyDeleteIt is still a great quilt and I just love how we get to see some favourites again!
ReplyDeleteLove it--you have my vote!!
ReplyDeleteI totally love this quilt! And the hand piecing makes it a winner in my book :)
ReplyDeleteYes! what Canadian Abroad said- not to mention everyone else- another vote from me!
ReplyDeletelove love this quilt :-) I am thinking of making a mini version over the summer as I need some hand piecing to take away with me.
ReplyDeleteSo pleased to see you've won!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Alison! Glad to see your quilt won!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your Quilt Festival win!!!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful quilt, and a well-deserved win! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your win. It's a beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on winning with this beauty!
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