Monday, July 20, 2020

☒ Missy's Irish Change ☒

Quilt Info:
Maker: Missy
Size: 101" X 101"
Fabrics: French General
Batting: Quilters Dream Batting--Wool
Thread: Glide--Cream
Quilting: Cashmere
Interesting Info: 
~This is a layer cake quilt pattern! MSQC simplified the traditional Irish Chain pattern, therefore the name, "Irish Change"!
~Missy has covered all her beds at their cabin with her quilts!!! I added some photos she sent from her cabin at the end of this post!!!


I love this beautiful traditional feather quilting Missy chose, "Cashmere":



For backing, Missy used this extra-wide shot cotton:


And from Missy's cabin:



How cute and fresh is that!!! Great job, Missy!!!

Grace and peace!!! ~Nancy

14 comments:

  1. Lovely quilt and quilting. Your last note asked me about my favorite feathers design. I really don't have one, in fact I only have one feather, oops make that 2 I have a feathered heart square that worked really well on a heart quilt I had. But, no, I'm not big on feathers. Missy's cabin seems to have a lot of bedrooms. I'd love to see the quilt shown from the side full on. Love how she has pretty much made all of the quilts/rooms blend so well.

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    1. You can see a straight-on photo of the quilt Missy's has hanging on the wall at her cabin, here:
      https://www.graceandpeacequilting.com/2019/07/petal-power.html

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  2. Missy has a lovely collection of quilts for her cabin. The pictures are so inviting, really showing a charm to her rooms. And again...I love that quilting design you chose for this Irish Change.

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  3. Missy's quilt is beautiful. I like the modification to the Irish Chain. I love the feather quilting. It adds so much to the quilt.
    I love Missy's cabin with the cute beds and quilts. It looks like it could be featured in a magazine. Good job Missy and Nancy!
    Quilter Bonnie

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  4. The quilting design is really nice, I'm going to have to see if I can add it to my collection. I love that it combines feathers and swirls and looks modern and a bit old fashioned all at the same time. Beautiful job on the quilt, and thanks for sharing pics of Missy's cabin. It looks like a very inviting place to stay!

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  5. I am so thrilled with this Nancy, and can't wait til it arrives, and I can bind it, and put it on our bed! The quilting is so gorgeous. I know I can never go wrong with your suggestions! The pattern is an easy one, and does make a large quilt, so I am sure I will make it again....I wish all of you quilting friends could come and rock on the porch with me at the cabin! Thank you so much Nancy!

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  6. Oh, that shot cotton seems to add a lovely sheen. I've never used such a large piece, but might have to try it. Thanks for linking up to What I Made Monday!

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  7. I love the colors, the quilting, the pattern - everything about it. Thanks for sharing the cabin quilts. What a cozy place!

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  8. That is a lovely quilt! I've been wanting to make an Irish Chain, but was intimidated. I'll check out the Missouri Star tutorial! Beautiful quilting!

    I also like the Quilter's Dream batting. The puff is my favorite one, expecially with a minky background. :)

    The cabin looks so cozy with all those quilts!

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  9. Another beautiful (and big!!) quilt by Missy. She has done a great job with her quilts, and her cabin looks so cozy and inviting with all the quilts on the beds and walls. Nice work on the quilting too, Nancy!

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  10. Missy did a fabulous job, as did you! I love the shot cotton and the way it shows up your terrific quilting!

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  11. I loved seeing all of Missy's quilts on the cabin beds! You did a great job. Thanks, as always, for sharing the details about which thread, which batting, and which quilting design. "Inquiring Minds" want to know these things! Your quilting looks great and i love how those perfect stitches sink down into the batting loft to create so much yummy texture!

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  12. A lovely variation on that design. Gorgeous fabrics and a lovely job with your quilting.

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  13. Your exquisite quilting transforms this rather Plain Jane of a quilt into a Bella of the Ball :-)

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