Last November, my Shabby Spin block was in Vol.6 of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks. This is such a fun versatile block and I immediately started coming up with lots of variations on how to "spin" it.
And that is how Spin-Off came to be. Blocks are spun in different ways and more color added to create a fabulous secondary design and a whole lot of movement. And I am just pleased as punch with how it turned out. I can't wait for it to come home so I can snuggle up with it :) The fabrics are Modern Shadows and Color Weave from P&B Textiles.
(And I apologize, somehow I managed to send this quilt off to the publisher's without taking any pictures of it, I was right at the holidays and apparently I was functioning on half a brain. So, these are just shots from my copy of the magazine, totally lame, but it's all I got.)
The quilting was done by the fabulous Natalia Bonner. She did a fun retro design in the center that so goes with the feel of the quilt and a repeat square design in the border.
So . . . How about a chance to win your own copy of Quilts from 100 Blocks. Pop on over to Quiltmaker's blog for a chance to win!!! And if you don't win it's okay, this issue is now available for purchase wherever quilt magazines are sold ;)
This is great, Melissa! I love how it looks like the blocks are floating. Congrats! I hope you can get some good pictures from somewhere!
ReplyDeleteFantastic block!!!! Wow!
ReplyDeleteHi!!! Love the block and the quilt!!!! Beautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteawesome! it looks great
ReplyDeleteI love it! And I'm totally with you, I have such a hard time keeping secrets. :)
ReplyDeleteThat made my head hurt trying to figure it out lol Looks great though!
ReplyDeleteCongrats and so awesome to know a published quilter like yourself.. I will look for one tomorrow...
ReplyDeleteWow Melissa.....I love how the pattern jumps out at me! It's really stunning. Congratulations on another publication.
ReplyDeleteYay - congrats! What a fun quilt :-)
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a really fun block to play around with. Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block- one of the most successfully boyish quilts I've seen! Congrats!
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