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| bats and balls |
I have to show off my Orca Bay with the rest of them over at
Bonnie Hunter's link up :0)..you should go see all the different variations.
Happy Sewing, Kim
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| our pledge of allegiance to the flag |
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| bits of holly |
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| little Santas from long ago |
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| tiny sewing machines and spools of thread |
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| little pinked nosed bunny |
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| little blue dog |
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| bicyclist with their dogs |
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| a spider on her web |
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| little red trees |
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| recycled shirts and crib sheets |
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| musical notes | | |
Put them all together and what do you have? A beautiful scrap quilt! This is
Bonnie Hunter's 2011 mystery quilt called "Orca Bay". I'm so proud of finishing this mystery I'm gonna show it off over at" Finish it up Friday" with
Crazy Mom Quilts :0). Gotta put this one in the
Festival of Scrappiness too ;0)
Happy sewing, Kim
OMG that is the best one I seen yet , just gorgeous .
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! And I recognize a few of those fabrics...
ReplyDeleteWow, Kim, what a cool post...and a GORGEOUS quilt!!!
ReplyDeletethis is exactly WHY I love scrap quilts! very nice- cw
ReplyDeleteWowie zowie!! This really packs a punch!! Goes to show that contrast is the key. Awesome job!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it Kim oh WOW! Every time I see your scrap quilt I love love to make one, but I know you put hours and hours into making it. Beautiful result Kim - Love Nat
ReplyDeleteGosh, what a fun scrap quilt...and great looking, too!!!
ReplyDeleteFun seeing all those little fabric pictures! This quilt is full of happiness!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning!! Like a HUGE I Spy of sorts. The final quilt is just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the close up view. I L.O.V.E. the quilt overall, it really is an amazing finish. Good job, Kim, I'm so happy for you and this beauty!
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This turned out just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThat is a truly amazing quilt so many neat materials
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Wow! Your Orca Bay quilt is just gorgeous
ReplyDeletewow! what a great finish! wahoo!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful scrap quilt. I was so delighted to see the close ups of your fabrics. It's the little surprises that make a quilt like this special.
ReplyDeleteHow fun!!
beautiful! I like how light and airy yours turned out. fun to see all the scraps - that black widow fabric is awesome.
ReplyDeleteHi, Kim. Just stopped by from Nifty Quilts to enjoy your blog. That's an amazing scrap quilt--stupendous!
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Oh my goodness! This quilt makes me realize you really could mix all scraps together and come up with a beautiful quilt. Thank you so much for sharing - I'm gonna have to pin this one.
ReplyDeleteLove it...scrappy quilts are so much fun to look at! I'd like to someday get one made...I have trouble just getting my regular quilts done!
ReplyDeleteProof that scraps are good. Lovely quilt.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the fun close-ups of your unique scraps... they're what make it extra special. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteWow! This quilt is stunning. I love how you can see so many different and unique images when you look at the quilt up close, but from afar every block unifies to make a beautiful whole.
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeleteWow, so much detail and design in this quilt. Lovely!
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