Warning!
Spoiler Picture Below
if
you
are
still sewing
and do not want to spoil the surprise
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stop reading
;)
I am really happy with this mystery pattern
and with my quilt top ...
I am calling this quilt
"Torrents of Spring"
The reference is to Eugene Bozza's "Aux Bords du Torrent"
from "Jour d'été à la montagne."
from "Jour d'été à la montagne."
There is a 20 second clip of this on my playlist.
It is a flute piece that I have enjoyed hearing my daughter play.
If you are looking for good directions for a Bargello Twist Quilt, these instructions were very easy to follow.
The fabric requirements are written for three jelly rolls of 40 strips that have two of each fabric, but I cut from some yardage I had in my stash. A half yard of 20 different colors or fabrics works well.
Pattern by Jessica J.E. Smith also available Here
Pattern by Jessica J.E. Smith also available Here
I am thinking that I would like to make this again as a monochromatic or two-color quilt.
This will be pinned up next to my machine while I am figuring how to add a custom border with the scraps I have left.
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I think the question mark, the post layout and the flute music reference are all random enough ... ;)
and with
even though I am late
just because I always enjoy all the pretty pictures here.
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Have a happy quilty day!
:)
9 comments:
Oh - very nice!
What a gorgeous quilt top - you can see so many images in the undulations. I always linger awhile on your post to listen to the music, thanks for sharing.
Oh, wow - that's pretty spectacular! It doesn't look easy, but I'll take your word for it. Very pretty.
Fantastic Quilt!! Great Job
Oh wow this is wonderful! Thank you for sharing!
I just listened to 'Aux Bords du Torrent' on you tube. It's a lovely piece but sounds quite difficult to play. But your quilt is amazing. I'm not exaggerating - I was reading slowly down you post and when I saw it I actually gasped at how stunning it was. Congrats :)
Beautiful--I LOVE solids of course.
My Goodness Ms. Pat!!!
Soooooo pretty and I think the music accompany's nicely. I love visiting your blog and listening to the songs.
Sincerely,
Tricia
(psssst--jump over to my blog & peek at last weeks posting. There is a surprise for ya. ;) )
The movement in this quilt is absolutely amazing!
Hilary
www.youngtexanmama.com
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