I have now 41 blocks that measure 9 x 9 unfinished. I'm setting them on point and am now beginning the setting triangles in the same pattern. I've already done one of these quilts, alternating dark blue with the arrowhead blocks:
It was string tied over a fleece backing. The one I'm making now will be solid arrowhead blocks, quilted in an all over pattern in the center with a small bit of detail in the borders.
Head on over to Judy Laquidara's blog to see more DWM entries.
Here's my Orca Bay mystery quilt I made for Bonnie Hunter's mystery. I haven't quilted it yet, because I'm going to make it a two sided quilt and am trying to decide on the back.
-Wendy
20 comments:
Lovely version of Orca Bay. It is so bright and cheerful.
The Orca Bay is fabulous - like a sunburst.
Fabulous!
I love your colors. Very vibrant!
Beautiful! It looks lovely in this smaller size. I've been struggling along to make it nearly the size Bonnie specified, and now I'm a little sorry I didn't wrap it up when you did!
Great job.
Love your colors and spin on Orca Bay, just beautiful!1
Wonderful version !
The new blocks you are working on are neat and your Orca Bay is just too beautiful!
This is a dynamic quilt! Love it!
very colorful!
I like the second design that coming out with one color triangle.
Great quilt!
Joann said it best: it's like a sunburst! I'd call your quilt "Sunburst Bay". Really stunning!
This is beautiful - I love the brightness! ~ Jeanne
An absolutely stunning Bay quilt - I think this needs pride of place in your house! Like your other blocks too - the completed one you showed was very effective.
I think your Orca Bay is stunning! Beautiful colors.
I see you have been busy too. It looks fantastic!
This quilt sizzles! I like the way you used wonky strings!
Your Orca Bay just radiates. Love it!
I like how you changed up the design in a unique way. Lovely colors!
love, love, the sky blue,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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