This is Quinn, the 10th quilt in the Stripology Quickies Club!!!
First, here are some "Quinn inspiration" I found on "Gudrun's Quilt Crew" Facebook page: My Quilt Info:
Size: 70" x 84"
Batting: Quilters Dream 80/20
Thread: Glide--Sky
I'm happy with this finish and will give it to someone with ties to Japan and the US.
Here are all 12 of Gudrun's quilts from the Stripology Quickies Club:
Below are my first 10 quilts from the Stripology Quickies Club. I made a table runner from the extra blocks of the first quilt, and the second quilt has two very different layouts, of which I made both. That's why I have twelve photos for the 10 quilts so far.
The eleventh quilt, "Winny", was released on October 8th. I'm working on my 2nd Winny right now!
Grace and peace!!! ~Nancy
You'll find more quilt inspiration at Wednesday Wait Loss, Needle & Thread Thursday,
Put Your Foot Down, TGIFF, Off the Wall Friday, Finished Or Not Friday, From Bolt To Beauty, Patchwork & Quilts, Oh Scrap,
Handmade Monday, Sew & Tell, Design Wall Monday, Monday Musings.
What a pretty quilt - LOVE the fabrics! The Bridge pantograph and story is wonderful. You've done a remarkable job doing all those quilts.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting design! Love all the fabrics.
ReplyDeleteQuinn does not look like it would be a quickie to make. I love the fabric palette you used. Its very comfy and cozy appealing.Can I ask what software you use to create the photo collage?
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DeleteQuinn is a beautiful quilt, Nancy! I really like that design - it might be my favorite of all the Stripology Quickies you've made. The Japanese fabrics are so fun to look at, too. Congratulations on your finish!
ReplyDeleteAnother great one to add to your collection. Beautiful fabrics and pattern.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt tells a lovely story! It will make the perfect gift. Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss. https://www.inquiringquilter.com/questions/2025/10/14/wednesday-wait-loss-454
ReplyDeleteQuinn is a very interesting quilt. It looks tricky. You have such lovely fabrics. I’m sure the recipient will be thrilled.
ReplyDeleteWhat an eye catching quilt! It is dynamic! What a great story behind the quilting and the fabrics!--TerryK@OnGoingProjects
ReplyDeleteFun seeing all the versions of Quinn. I love your subtle cornerstones, and the Japanese fabrics are always so fun to look at. I am always amazed as you seem to have a never ending supply of them. It is a gorgeous quilt, and bridges was a perfect pantograph for it...and the symbolism in the quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love this pattern. There is something about its symmetry combined with asymmetry that intrigues me. Hard to believe you are still wending your way through your Japanese fabric. You must have such fond memories of your time there. The idea of bridging cultures is so timely.
ReplyDeleteLove your version!!! The colors are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt finish. Such a striking pattern to emphasize your beautiful fabrics. Your photography really shows off the hard work you completed.
ReplyDeleteI keep coming across Gudrun fans like you. It's great that you're enthused about her designs. You sure made "Quinn" to great effect with your use of these lovely Japanese prints. And it's really nice of you to give the quilt to someone with ties to Japan and the US. You're thoughtful to do that.
ReplyDeleteQuinn is beautiful. I wouldn't think it was a quickie quilt. I enjoyed seeing the other iterations of the design.
ReplyDeleteI love how you tied up the quilted design with the fabric choice, it's really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt. And love that you used Japanese fabric. I'm sure the recipient will love it.
ReplyDeleteOhh I really like Quinn - that is a fun one to follow around all the colors!
ReplyDeleteAnother great quilt that works well with the fabric range. Bridges is a lovely quilt design too. Thank you for including the pics of other quilts using this design. It is fascinating to see how different they all look.
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful finish.
A beautiful finish, and I do love the Japanese fabrics! Makes it so unique and interesting!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty - and that quilting gave it amazing texture. I went to a Stripology ruler demo at the quilt show this weekend and was quite amazed at what she did with that ruler.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that's a beautiful and meaningful quilt! I love the detailed photos so I can admire each pattern and print, such lovely fabrics! Do you still use your initial stash from Japan, or do you purchase some fabrics? This Quinn pattern is beautiful, your version is the prettiest! The quilting pattern is also very beautiful, it fits perfectly with the purpose of your quilt. Thank you so much for sharing this beauty and linking up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great pattern and your quilt is absolutely gorgeous, Nancy! Thanks for sharing with us at Monday Musings.
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