Tuesday, September 27, 2011

the tumbler quilt [a quilty finish!]

It's a quilty finish! Woot, woot! 
 
tumbler quilt [finished]
 
Way back in July, my Go! Baby landed on my doorstep just days before a trip to the lake. So I packed an assortment of Kona cottons and my Go! Baby + tumbler die and headed North for a week long of sewing and fishing fun.  One week later, the quilt top was complete. And then it sat...and sat...and sat. Pretty much par for the course. :)
 
tumbler quilt [finished]

Until this past weekend.  Like I said, Sewing Summit nerves are translating into some serious sewing mojo and the urge to finish up some old WiPs. So I pieced a back, basted and quilted this all in one day!
 
tumbler quilt [finished]
 
I decided to go with a wavy organic quilting (my new fav!) and follow the direction of the tumbler pattern. If you haven't given this method of quilting a try, I highly recommend it! Similar to straight line quilting, your walking foot makes it easy-peasy. 
 
tumbler quilt [finished]

There's something so great about a quilt fresh out of the wash. So crinkly and yummy!
 
tumbler quilt [finished]

Quilts Stats
Name: Tumbler Quilt
Size: 42" x 44"
Fabric: Assorted Kona cottons
Pieced: by me
Quilted:  by me

Oh, hey! If you want to make a tumbler quilt of your own and win a Go! Baby, check out my giveaway! Today is the last day to enter!

xo, Megan


ETA: Linking up to Fabric Tuesday!

29 comments:

  1. You are so funny to be nervous about going! I wish I could go. This is a really cute quilt. What I couldn't do with one of these machines...

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  2. It looks so awesome! I do love that style of quilting...I need to give it a try soon!

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  3. Gorgeous Megan! I will have to try the wavy organic quilting sometime, it looks great here :)

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  4. It looks really great, and I agree - a quilt fresh out of the wash, all clean and crinkly, is the best!

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  5. Beautiful quilt -I love the tumbler blocks and the backs looks lovely too!

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  6. Just lovely! Great choice of colors & I love the quilting!

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  7. Really cool colours and the back. I might borrow this colour combo soon ;)

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  8. That's very nice. I love the colours and the quilting :)

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  9. beautiful work! :) I love these colors.

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  10. Nice quilting, its all happening there and the back is a bit special too! totally quool:)

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  11. Love your quilty tumbler finish - so fresh with that gorgeous color palette!

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  12. Yum!!! It's so pretty, Megan!!! I love the color scheme, super pretty, and the mojo behind the finish is awesome :)

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  13. Ooh, that looks fab, and love the colours

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  14. Megan- that is absolutely stunning! Love the use of only solids. Way to go!

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  15. Your quilt is gorgeous!!
    I have the jitters too.
    However, I am sure getting
    a lot done! :o)
    Have a great week.
    Sincerely, Trish

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  16. This is beautiful! love the color choice and the backing was a great finish!

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  17. I've never been sold on tumblers before, but I really love them in solids! Great finish!

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  18. This is beautiful! I love the colors you used :)

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  19. I really love how you quilted this!! :) Looks great!

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  20. Love the tumbler block and the colors too! Hmm I would love to win that Go! Baby--hint-hint :)

    I wonder...Is it hard to match up those tumbler pieces so that your rows are straight? I think I would struggle with that.

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  21. Gorgeous. The colors are so fantastic. I LOVE the back of this quilt. It's perfect. And I have got to try the wavy organic quilting.

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  22. Beautiful quilt! I love the pop of yellow with those blues. Just gorgeous! I am definitely going to have to try the wavy quilting, it looks like it would be so much faster!

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  23. Hi Megan! I am 23 as well and have just started quilting! I love it and I LOVE this quilt! I hope to make one myself!

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