This is the last photo I shared of Catharsis
with all 48 blocks laid out on the design wall.
Those blocks were taken down and clipped in columns.
(thank you, Wanda, for sharing how you web your tops)
This is a section of the newly pressed quilt top
so you can get a better look at the
wide variety of scrappy fabrics.
I added the turquoise border (cut at 2.5")
to stabilize the hundreds of bias edges and seam ends.
After quilting, that border strip will be
trimmed back to less than an inch
before the turquoise binding is added.
(I used this method on the edges of No Ugly Flowers
and it worked so well, I'm using it again)
At this point, the top measures 52" x 68"
Catharsis has now joined the other six quilts
in my waiting-to-be-quilted closet.
Quiltdivajulie
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"Imagination is the only weapon in the war against reality."
Lewis Carroll in Alice in Wonderland




14 comments:
This is such a lovely colour/design combination.
I love what you have done.
It's turned out splendidly, Julie. I love the colorway.
Wow, wow, wow! Gorgeous!
It's fabulous!
I love this quilt. I've watched it grow and evolve and have loved it all along. And I want one for myself. But even though I watched it grow and saw how you did it, I think the idea is still overwhelming enough for me to not attempt it. Yet. Those pesky squirrels sometimes convince me I can do anything...it would be easier to turn them away if they weren't right all the time...
Beautiful quilt, and the turquoise border is perfect!
A beautiful quilt. Makes me think of the ocean.
Sigh...so much scrappy goodness! The turquoise border is a perfect finish!
Another lovely quilt in your signature colors. The straight border does a good job containing the bias edges and setting off the blocks. You are very kind to share your process. I hope to see others try this design.
Gorgeous, Stunning and Spectacular (already said that on IG) but it is really worth all the superlatives. The border is a must when there is bias everywhere. You are correct. I have been using (with some success) Wanda's webbing process to piece my tops.
Fantastic! I am loving how sparky this quilt is. So much energy that it looks alive!:)
What an incredible quilt!
Could a scrappy quilt get any better? I'm not sure it could. This is definitely one I want to try.
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