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Stupendous Stitching Quilt

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Stupendous Stitching Quilt

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This project was made as part of a Craftsy course:
Stupendous Stitching: Adventures in Surface Design »

Instructions

Just have fun!

Difficulty:

Category: Quilting

Type of item: Functional

For: Home

Style: Mod

Materials

White on white cotton, purple batik, Valdani hand-dyed embroidery thread and #35 wt solid and variegated cotton thread,

What was your inspiration?

To see if Stupendous Stitching techniques can be used to make a lap quilt! (It can!)

What are you most proud of?

Creating something in the round instead of vertical lines.

What advice would you give someone starting this project?

Use colors you love.

163 comments

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Buttons

Jan 29, 2013

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Awesome quilt. Wow, I need to get to work.

eufaula5grammy

Oct 02, 2012

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I am thrilled to see this quilt. Ideas are leaping out of my brain!

Quiltingrosebud

Sep 26, 2012

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I LOVE this one!

Yiya Cucuy

Sep 15, 2012

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That is just beautiful; I really like the color on the white background. I'm working on my stitch bible with color on white - just because that's what I already had, and I'm really liking it. I'm sooooooo jealous of your French knots!! It seems that we don't agree with each other that much... :( Anyway, I'll keep trying!

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 15, 2012

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Making French knots is like free motion quilting. You get better the more you do it!

Stephanie Vierr

Sep 06, 2012

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I love that tool that helps make the circles. Looks like it was lots of fun. Nice project!

Stephanie Vierr

Sep 06, 2012

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I love that tool that helps make the circles. Looks like it was lots of fun. Nice project!

Tausha

Sep 05, 2012

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What a cool quilt. :) I love it.

HelenEliz

Sep 05, 2012

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Beautiful!

Marysu4

Sep 04, 2012

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Pellon 806, I think, is the one I use and it tears pretty nicely.

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 04, 2012

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Thanks. I'll try it! Always like hearing about new products.

Pam Sews

Sep 04, 2012

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yay!! a quilt! (did you use the same stabilizer, or did you use a tear-way or a water soluble?)

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 04, 2012

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Yes, I used my regular interfacing - Pellon 731TD which is pretty lightweight so I didn't bother to remove it. But water soluble could also work. Personally, I find tear-away too difficult to "tear away" but I haven't tried it for several years. Perhaps it's gotten better.

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MidgeC

Sep 04, 2012

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Your quilt is just lovely! Excellent use of the stitches on your machine.

Silvia Regina

Sep 03, 2012

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So unique!! Really you are right adding circular forms in your quilt. Congratulations!!!!

V24

Sep 03, 2012

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Carol Ann your quilt is refreshingly different! I like it!

sdb

Sep 03, 2012

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Is there a way that I can order the book (Stupendous Stitching) without ordering the whole kit? One of my goals with this class is to find a way to use some of my threads, etc. that are in my supplies.

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 03, 2012

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You can purchase the book from my website. http://www.carolannwaugh.com/store/

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Thomashaus

Sep 03, 2012

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How did you make the wonky wedge strips? Did you piece each and every little wedge or do something quicker and easier?

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 03, 2012

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It's a little complicated to explain (easy to demo!) but it's a free hand cutting technique where you lay two strips on top of each other and make slices using a rotary cutter. Then, you alternate each piece so you have two strips. Then you piece them together. It's fun and fast (not to mention wonky!

Clove

Sep 03, 2012

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Carol,I love it , well done ,give me an idea on a project I'm getting ready to start . thanks .Barbara

JoaniB22

Sep 03, 2012

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*Start* Circles are great...wedges are really interesting placed that way. Haven't even started my stitching bible yet! Sewing machine is being cleaned. Can't wait! :) I couldn't clearly see what you did for the quilting in the empty spaces tho' Thanx! *End*

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 03, 2012

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You couldn't see them because I didn't do any! Should I?

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kathyriggs

Sep 03, 2012

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Yes, agreed. Maybe more in the empty space. Isn't more better?

Debbie11

Sep 03, 2012

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I love your quilt, been loving all the techniques you've shared. Your circles provided me with much inspiration!

PanamaMarianne

Sep 03, 2012

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Start: I really like it. Did you use that circle creation tool for Bernina or free hand those, they look so regular. I think it would work if I did it in brighter colors. Panamanians want brilliant colors and contrasts. I even have begun to see color combos that way, Great idea. Still working on my stitch bible because I have so many stitches to go it is sort of silly. No one needs 400 stitches. I used some of the techniques you taught in Stupendous Stitching on some crazy quilt purses that the women made for a sustainable income project. Just teaching them to see those few decorator stitches differently was a big deal and to make a stitch bible. They all learned a lot about their machines and their capabilities. Now they are making free form flower wall hangings and they all are using decorator stitches for stems, leaf details etc. It is exciting to watch them grow and change. :End

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Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 03, 2012

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It's really easy to make circles with just a pencil and a compass. And, it doesn't leave a hole in the middle! I'm excited you are teaching other people my techniques. Thanks!

kathyriggs

Sep 03, 2012

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Very cool

Ife in Panama

Sep 03, 2012

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I am in Panama also, close to the city. Where are you?

lmspann

Sep 03, 2012

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Very pretty! Nice colors that really show up well against the white ground. I think I will try this type of circle design next time.

Appliquer

Sep 03, 2012

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Carol, the circles are wonderful. I love circle designs and color - what a combo. I am not a sashing type person - How would just a small (2") border with bright solids on each block work? I guess that would be sort of a sashing. Did you do the regular stitch lines first and then fill in the spaces with the dec stitches? It's so good to hear that you use the simple tools we have - rather than the fancy circular foot. I hope to try this - I know I cannot do so many of the same blocks - so it will probably be a tote or bag front and back. You are a talented, freeing artist. Blessings

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 03, 2012

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I think your idea of the solid sashing/borders would work great. I made the blocks with the decorative stitches and hand stitches first and quilted last.

Annick Cottom

Sep 03, 2012

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I love this! And I love the Stupendous Stitching class.

CFin

Sep 03, 2012

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Very nice. I have a project in mind when I can find time to complete the class and stitch it.

eugenie.qs

Sep 03, 2012

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Wonderful!

Marijke13

Sep 03, 2012

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Waht an awsome way to implement this technique in a more regular quilt. I love it!

lesliethequeen2

Sep 03, 2012

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So much fun! I am excited to see that you can do circles with a compass, a pencil and the will to win! :) Thanks for the great idea and the fun class. I have been enjoying the class so much - I feel darn creative all of a sudden. My first piece is in the "Hand Embroidery" stage and I have so many ideas for my new found skill - from little girl dresses (I have 6 granddaughter) to eyeglass cases and Christmas presents - I can't wait! Thanks so much for the "No Rules, No Mistake" mantra...it is just so freeing! And now the thread addiction has set in...50% off at Joann's this weekend... Oh, dear...

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 03, 2012

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Thanks for taking my class! Can't wait to see some of your Christmas presents!

Nancy Sews

Sep 02, 2012

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Hi Carol Ann, Love love love this! I don't see any couching on this piece. The couching was my favorite thing on my Stupendous Stitching project. Would couching something like rat tail cord be difficult on this to match up the ends? Or is there a certain reason you didn't do couching on this? (Alternatively, am I just blind and can't see it...lol)

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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No, you are not blind -- I didn't do any couching on this piece. It goes to show you don't have to do all three techniques every time. However, a thick cord like rattail would be difficult to use in a circular design because of joining the ends. I have used thinner cords quite successfully in circles (like embroidery thread). Be bork, Be brace! Experiment!

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Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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Sorry. My typing left something to be desired! I meant: Be bold. Be brave! And always proof read your comments before sending!

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CaseyJones

Sep 02, 2012

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I especially love the sashing and the embroidery looks a bit like a stitch & slash concept. Very nice and very fresh with the white background.

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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I started this piece as a "Modern Quilt" but got off track with the bold sashing! Oh well, it is what it is!

Ladymax

Sep 02, 2012

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Your projects just blow my mind. Fabulous.

sewlittletime

Sep 02, 2012

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what lovely work!! I am still working on collecting my materials but this kind of sewing is what I really love.

Barbara333

Sep 02, 2012

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A big wow, I love it! I really want to get started w/a Stupendous Stitching project and have amassed all materials. Just gotta find the time! Thank you, Carol, for your inspiration.

rosaliede757495

Sep 02, 2012

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love this idea....did you use a circle attachment? if not how did you do the circles? A very nice quilt indeed.

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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No special attachment needed. I just used a compass and a pencil to make the circle and followed the lines.

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kathyriggs

Sep 02, 2012

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A contemporary look, planned, but not nit picky. I like it.

Joanna Strohn

Sep 02, 2012

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Looks like it should be in the Modern Quilt Guild show! Very nice!

Chattymeg

Sep 02, 2012

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Did you use a circle tool ?

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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No, Not needed. Just draw a circle and follow the line.

BIRGIT1108

Sep 02, 2012

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great work, really like it.

Babz

Sep 02, 2012

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very cool use of creative stitching for sure!

ellietess

Sep 02, 2012

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Hi Carol Ann, I've signed up to both your classes on Craftsy, bt circumstances have prevented me from starting yet, but this quilt is so exciting, I'm hanging out to start. I love your work and the best part for me is that it's so achievable for average sewers like me who just love to sew and make things. Thank you for that and for sharing your wonderful attitude to non-perfection!!

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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Thanks and I look forward to hearing from you in my classes and seeing what you create!

gcabar

Sep 02, 2012

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nice

gcabar

Sep 02, 2012

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nice

eb44

Sep 02, 2012

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What a neat wall hanging. I love it.

Beadywoman

Sep 02, 2012

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I just love this!

judyjames

Sep 02, 2012

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I love that quilt might try one

Gabesgram

Sep 02, 2012

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This is just beautiful Carol Ann!! I love it.

Sunnye

Sep 02, 2012

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Carol Ann, You are such an inspiration. I love everything you do.

Kaybe

Sep 02, 2012

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Can't wait to try this!!!!! Received your book,"Stupendous Stitching" in the mail and I have spent all afternoon reading it from cover to cover. The book along with the course should get me on the road to new and different possibilities in creating my own patterns for my quilts! Love the quilt you did!!!!!

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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I can't wait to see what you create!

Kaybe

Sep 02, 2012

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QuiltyJan

Sep 02, 2012

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Did you make your circles free-hand or use a circular stitching attachment? If you stitch and machine quilt with batting with each block you could use one of the quilt as you go methods for the quilt. What fun! Very nice idea and work!

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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Just drew a circle with a compass and followed the line. Easy!

Capecodder

Sep 02, 2012

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Fantastic!!!

Sunnyjean

Sep 02, 2012

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Beautiful, I love it...I love your creativity...

judyraeweber

Sep 02, 2012

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You do GREAT circles!!! I am having enough trouble doing those straight lines. Great idea. I made my second "stupendous stitching" and was wondering what else I could do with that. Now I know.

Emmari

Sep 02, 2012

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Gorgeous! I have an attachment for my Janome but for my Singer I just do what I made a tut for here: http://evamaris.blogspot.no/2011/07/tutorial-sewing-in-circles-aided-by.html And the wee hole is easily removed by way of water and a bit of ironing! ;)

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 03, 2012

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Excellent, low-cost idea! Thanks for sharing that!

cave lady

Sep 02, 2012

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Beautiful.

Raedi

Sep 02, 2012

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very nice! Beautiful!

oktavia_k880746

Sep 02, 2012

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*beautiful and unique design.*

Graminator

Sep 02, 2012

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Carol Ann, I love how your work always leaves me thinking about how to apply your techniques, or wondering how you accomplished something. Problem solving is the way my mind works and your class has provided me with many opportunities to problem solve. Thanks!

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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That makes me very happy! Problem solving is the key to creativity!

Morningdove

Sep 02, 2012

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Love it.

Angel66

Sep 02, 2012

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Fabulous! The colors are wonderful - they makes it such a fun, interesting quilt. I have ordered my foot so I can begin the class - very excited, even more so now. Thanks for sharing, Angie

linmic

Sep 02, 2012

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I love it! It's a really good way of using some of your stitches on your machine.

gmablou

Sep 02, 2012

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I think it seems like using bobbin work, hmmm, I may try that, I love the look!

maggiesc

Sep 02, 2012

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Wow, are you posting the how to for this? The circles and border have me wondering

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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See some of my comments to others. There are no specific instructions but I explain how I did it.

maggiesc

Sep 02, 2012

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Wow, are you posting the how to for this? The circles and border have me wondering

cappie21324863

Sep 02, 2012

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Very pretty. Can't wait to try.

Maggie Lea

Sep 02, 2012

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Hi Carol Ann, love the quilt! I was so glad I got the email about it today. I am working on ideas for a baby quilt and while it won't include metalics, I'm already thinking how I can incorporate this on my solid blocks. I love the Craftsy platform as it allows me to select what I am interested in doing, but fit it in my life at the best time for me. I am just now starting your Stupendous Stitching classes and am excited to get started! Thanks for the inspiration and guidance.

joanrae

Sep 02, 2012

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beautiful! I have been involved with moving and having surgery, I hope to get into the class soon. This is inspiring! Thank you

Arlene C

Sep 02, 2012

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Congratulations! It is original and unique. We could also take some of our practice pieces, sash them, and make cute little quilts, runners, etc. You've opened a door to a lot of ideas.

SharonsQuilting

Sep 02, 2012

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Beautiful and unique thanks for sharing it......

sename

Sep 02, 2012

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This is soo spectacular, very perfect, excellent work. very happy looking quilt.

GPD

Sep 02, 2012

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Beautiful! Your projects are always an inspiration!

Sharon M.

Sep 02, 2012

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Wonderful blocks and setting! Did you use a special attachment or the 'pin' method to maintain your circles? Love this!

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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I simply drew a circle with a pencil and a compass and stitched following the line. Easy!

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quilt2quilt

Sep 02, 2012

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Fab! Very special!

FiberAntics

Sep 02, 2012

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Wonderful! Love the wacky sashing, too. Makes it very unique.

bbsharp7

Sep 02, 2012

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Awesome! I love your various designs.

fatzaz

Sep 02, 2012

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Love the clean design of this one - did you use the circle embroidery attachment for your machine?

MurphyO

Sep 02, 2012

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Really great! Always up to something fun, aren't you?

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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It's why I get up in the morning!

Norma Hornung

Sep 02, 2012

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This is really beautiful. I guess you used the circular attachment to your Bernina. I like the light feeling this quilt have

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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Nope. Just drew a circle with a pencil and followed the line.

kmsew

Sep 02, 2012

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Quilt is beautiful! Two Questions?? Did you quilt through the "quilt sandwich" ?? IF so did you use the walking foot... Or did you do the stitching on the top then put the sandwich together and quilt a bit??

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Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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I did all the decorative machine stitching and embroidery first. then I attached the sashing. Then I put the quilt sandwich together and free motion stitched using a darning foot. Can't remember when I ever used a walking foot but when I need one, I switch to my Pfaff and that the built in walking foot. Much easier to use than the Bernina attachment.

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DenMck

Sep 02, 2012

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Wonderful idea and result!

Charliepringle

Sep 02, 2012

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Wonderful quilt, I love it, thank you so much for this class and the follow up with new ideas and inspiration for your great techniques . Charlie

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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Thanks. I will continue to show you what I'm doing!

Christinehuxter

Sep 02, 2012

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Wow now you have my mind buzzing again love the quilt

Designing Woman

Sep 02, 2012

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This is a beautiful quilt.

Zagata

Sep 02, 2012

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Superb! Another idea to put on the "to do" list...

Jo-Mo

Sep 02, 2012

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Love this quilt! So unique, I love how it mixes freeform with the modern aesthetic. Fun!

Archangels1946

Sep 02, 2012

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Love, love, love the quilt Carol. I wish you would teach a class on this particular quilt. I can't figure out how you did it.

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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It's really easy! Just draw a circle with a pencil and follow the line. Then, use your zig-zag foot to add more lines -- just like we did in the Stupendous Stitching class. But you have given me an idea. I will think about putting together a small class on this technique for the Craftsy Cruise!

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megpitts

Sep 02, 2012

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Love it!

LaVonne Rosso

Sep 02, 2012

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I like it. I Will have to try it.

SabineEmma

Sep 02, 2012

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I am impressed! Don't think I could do circly circles - just wonky ones. Great project, and thank you for sharing.

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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Now you've given me a NEW Idea. Wonky circles! I love it!!!!

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Pearlgirl

Sep 02, 2012

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It shows how versitle the technique can be. Wow!

LydiaS

Sep 02, 2012

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I love it. This would work great with the circular attachment I have for my machine.

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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Yes. You just have to figure out how to cover the hole it leaves in the middle. Button?

glykeria

Sep 02, 2012

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this work is so beautiful and unique - bravo - congratulations! I like it a lot!!

moneill

Sep 02, 2012

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What I really like about this is the originality. It has a unique, signature look. It's terrific.

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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Thanks!

Tribble

Sep 02, 2012

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Love the variety of ideas you bring to us. Did you quilt each block and then assemble or assemble all and then quilt? Seems like it would be difficult to machine stitch the circles once it is all assembled (for those of us with just a home sewing machine).

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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I assembled everything and then quilted on my home sewing machine. My quilting isn't perfect but then, neither am I!

sewingal42231539

Sep 02, 2012

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I think that making a quilt, table runner or topper with the circular embroidery foot would be great fun!

Texagirl

Sep 02, 2012

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Did you put a stablizer on the back of the blocks ?

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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Yes. I ripped out some of it before I assembled the quilt but honestly, I don't think it matters much because the interfacing is so light.

Texagirl

Sep 02, 2012

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That is a great idea of how to use your decorative stitches on the machine. That boarder rocks....I am for sure going to use it on one of my recent quilts...! Thanks for sharing.....Love it!

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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The sashing and border are made with free-hand cutting and stitching (improvisational piecing, some people call it) -- a really fun way to make quilts!

materialgirl

Sep 02, 2012

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Exciting to see this unusual way to make centre blocks, I look forward to trying something similar

anniegata

Sep 02, 2012

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Wonderful. I have the same comment/question: did you use a circular attachment?

Shoestring

Sep 02, 2012

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Hi Carol Ann. How clever you are to use random cuts of white and purple for the boarder and slashing. It's stunning. Are you ok with your students taking your designer quilt for a test ride? I'd like that challenge, so I hope you say YES. Thanks for sharing the photos with us.

Janet Erbes

Sep 02, 2012

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It's great, nice design.

comocosews

Sep 02, 2012

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Very nice. I really mean it. I would like to take some of the ideas from this quilt to make one of my my own. But I would like to have a dark background with lighter color accents.

SandiePink

Sep 02, 2012

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WOW Carol Ann! Great for future ideas! (Didn't you get tired of making the same circles over and over again?? :-) )

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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Ah. Hoisted on my own petard! ;-)

kathyscustquilt

Sep 02, 2012

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Beautiful!

vjo

Sep 02, 2012

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Love it Carol!

charlottecansew

Sep 02, 2012

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I'm very interested in this kind of quilt over the traditional type. Just love this idea. Just got to try something similar, thanks for sharing!

bcw102202803

Sep 02, 2012

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This is really great! I see some new element each time I look at your quilt.

vixx

Sep 02, 2012

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It's beautiful-has almost an Aztec look to it!

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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Wow. I must be channeling my needlepointed couch that I made in my 20's after I returned from a vacation in Mexico! Amazing how the mind works.

marie-pierre

Sep 02, 2012

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I love it very much, Carol Ann !!!!!

Sherry Whitford

Sep 02, 2012

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What fun, Carol Ann! Even though I've not yet finished my stitch bible, I already find myself referring to it and have used it in combination with variations from your four-fabric class. They'll eventually become Alzheimer's Priority Quilts to help raise money for Alzheimer's research through Ami Simms' Alzheimer's Art Qult Initiative.

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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Wonderful. Ami has done so much to raise money for this important cause.

zigo188846

Sep 02, 2012

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Very nice - A unique variation on the class. How big is it??

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Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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Good question! I didn't measure it but I would guess the blocks are 10" and the sashing around 4" so that would make it about 46" square.

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lillied1260345

Sep 02, 2012

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That is just too cute. I love it. What a great idea. You rock Carol Ann.

Pupster

Sep 02, 2012

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I love quilt. Great idea. I'm sure having fun with stupendous stitching. It's working its way into many of my art quilts. I really like to do the hand stitching and it contrasts to well with the machine stitches.

moniek

Sep 02, 2012

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absolutely love it! have to have a go myself now :)

Manzaneta

Sep 02, 2012

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Love it.

lovely sassy

Sep 02, 2012

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Love it. :)

RedbudSewer

Sep 02, 2012

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Way coool!

Pasew

Sep 02, 2012

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Love the stitching and the complete look.

anbal7332

Sep 02, 2012

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Fabulous!!!

SewTrini

Sep 02, 2012

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This is very eye catching. Presently I am working on a quilt with similar idea of uisng some of my machine stitches in the blocks.

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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Love to see what you are making!

Blanca SharonM

Sep 02, 2012

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Interesting design and great stitching! Way to go Carol Ann. SharonM

Gene B

Sep 02, 2012

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I love this! Now I will have to do some Stupendous Stitching on a lap quilt.

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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Yes! Can't wait to see what you come up with!

Polka Dot

Sep 02, 2012

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Carol This is beautiful, unique, creative. Can you tell I love it. I an Sooooo glad I signed up for your class even tho' my summer has been so busy my head is spinning. Keep it up! Polka Dot

Carol Ann Waugh

Sep 02, 2012

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I'm glad you like it! I had a lot of fun making it and love sharing with my students!

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