Quilting Projects

Friday, 31 August 2012

Orca Bay Mystery Quilt - Finished!

Feeling very pleased to have finished Orca Bay.  For those of you who don't know, this was Bonnie Hunter, of Quiltville's mystery quilt last year.


I machine quilted it on my domestic (only) sewing machine.


I worked a large swirly pattern in the center.


Some stippling in the green stripey narrow border......

...........and finally some little feathers on the outer border.   I used plain black for the binding.



                                                             Close up....


I love how it turned out and now I'm looking forward to having it on my bed this coming winter.  Should be very cosy!!



It's been a while but today I'm linking up with Missy Mac Creations where Erin is hosting this weeks TGIFF linky party and Sarah's blog Confessions of a Fabric Addict, so head on over and check out the finishes!

Be back soon with more quilty stuff.
Enjoy your weekend.
Rhianon.

21 comments:

  1. I love your colour choices. Some of them turned out way to "busy" for my taste. Although I followed this Challenge....I didn't get brave enough to try making one of these!
    Love yours though!! :)

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  2. This is an awesome quilt. The balance of color, design and quilting is perfection.
    Have a great day.
    Always, Queenie

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  3. Beautiful work Rhianon!! I really love all the feathering in the borders and the colors you choose! How funny that we both finally finished up our Orca Bay quilts this month!!!

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  4. This one turned out fabulous! Great colors and quilting as always.

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  5. Beautiful! I made one, too, but I didn't quilt it myself. I'm impressed that you were able to on a domestic machine. Wow! It is one heavy, heavy quilt. I love your color scheme, too.

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  6. This is so beautiful. I really love the colors you selected. Awesome job!

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  7. Great finish. I need to get back to mine and have my mom's I need to quilt. So good to see another on is finished. Great job

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  8. That's an absolutely gorgeous quilt!

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  9. What a beautiful quilt! Curling up under that this winter would be wonderful. Great job. I love the quilting!

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  10. It came out so beautiful!. I am still working on mine. I am piecing the rows now. I took one row and measured it against the width of the bed. I am going to have to add a lot of borders to make it hang long enough. I don't want to make any more blocks!!!! LOL!

    I love your ideas with the green pieced border. I may run with that only wider to get some length. It really makes your green pop!!

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  11. Your Orca Bay is beautiful!!!

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  12. On your domestic machine?! Wow! It's incredible!!

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  13. Oh my! Your Orca Bay quilt is just gorgeous. Fabulous quilting...my top is done still not quitled :(

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  14. Very Nice!! You did an awesome job!!

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  15. Beautiful job, and gorgeous quilting as always! Your swirls are so perfectly formed. How nice that you will be enjoying this one for your own use.

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  16. What an amazing effort. Looks fantastic and the quilting - WOW! How exciting to be able to snuggle under it this winder. Thanks for linking up to TGIFF. :)

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  17. That is absolutely beautiful! Your color choices totally rock, and the quilting is the perfect touch! Whoop whoop!!

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  18. Oh, hey! It's fabulous. :D I LOVED watching all the Orca Bays this year. Yours is one of my very favorites. Love the coloration and fabrics.

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  19. Impresionante. Un gran trabajo.

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  20. Wow I love your colour choice and am very impressed with your quilting abilities.

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