Storm at sea quilt

Storm at Sea Coloring Sheet Source: QuiltingBoard wouldn't let me PIN from there.

Sometimes you see something and you get a teeny bit obsessed with it. I happened upon a Storm At Sea pattern a few months ago. I can't remember what appealed to me first but I started googling the pattern and my search revealed a whole host of variations. I was completely taken by it, it's total versatility! The same blocks arranged and rearranged, the same blocks with 2 colours, with 3 colours with an array of colours, with an extra block thrown in........ the completely different patterns…

Now another question... My quilt is a Storm at Sea block with a monochromatic theme. I have been over 3 years gathering over 100 fabrics. Each block is

The queen-sized Storm at Sea quilt is progressing thanks to some hours I've been able to put in over the weekend. I hit another bump in the road, though, and I want to share my mistakes to hopefully save you from repeating them on your projects. 1. Get a 1/4" sewing machine foot pronto. I waited to get a 1/4" foot until after I started piecing this quilt. I figured I would just move my needle position to create the 1/4" seam. Unfortunately, I didn't realize my machine was resetting the…

Sheri's quilt took longer than planned: I always forget how long it takes to do lots of SID and background quilting. (Picking out stitches added time too) Sheri spent a lot of time on it too, and said she put in plenty of time ripping out seams and resewing. Her top was nice and square and she took the time to serge the edge which I really appreciate. It turned out pretty, front and back.

"The Storm at Sea quilt made easy. Use the Studio 180 Designs tools to make piecing a breeze. Quilt measures 88\" x 100\". Required Tools: Diamond Rects Template Large Square Squared Template Stacked Squares Technique Sheet All are from Studio 180 Design and are available here."

Using a traditional 'Storm at Sea' quilt block which creates a fabulous curved illusion, this truly amazing quilt accompanies has a wonderful movement and flow created by the meticulous placement of the fabrics and colours My quilt is made using yardage from my 'Ebb and Flow' fabric collection for Moda (released November 2019 so the full range may no longer be available), but the fabric requirements to piece the front, back and bind this quilt are provided along with colour swatches to help…

My Storm at Sea quilt is complete! If you remember, this quilt was only a top when it was my day on the Island Batik Storm at Sea blog hop. Click here to read my original post. Disclaimer: The products used to make this quilt were generously given to me by Island Batik and industry partners. We had a terrific cloudy day to take photos, all day until I hung the quilt. Then the sun came out and made tree shadows all over the side of my house and the quilt. Oh well. My son said it makes it more…

This pattern is called a "Storm at Sea", but I re-named it a "Tsunami" because it is made with GIANT 24" blocks! Made from old black denims, khakis and corduroys from the thrift store, isn't this a great way to repurpose old jeans? Jordan seemed to like it... Awww. Finished in time for his birthday.... Happy Birthday, Jordan!! TSUNAMI (Giant "Storm At Sea") Pattern available HERE. See what quilters around the world had to say about this quilt HERE.