WHALES.... OR JUST WAVES - the choice is yours
This is a perfect pattern for quilters new to this fun technique. The whale block is super fun and fits together like a puzzle. In my travels I often get asked about my curvy borders. This inspired me to use the wavy borders in "Whale Watching" to design a fun and modern bonus quilt: "Just Waves".
The whales offer so many possibilities:
One single whale block makes a great pillow. Combine several whales for a modern table scape.
Whale Watching on Purple background, using Island Batik fabrics.
Alternate setting: Just Waves with purple background and fabrics from Island Batik.
This quilt is easy to make bigger. The curvy waves are made using larger pieces and are super-easy, fast and fun to piece. I quilted the purple quilts myself using just curvy lines made with my walking foot and different color threads. It was just fun and relaxing to play and quilt these.
Whale Watching on Bermuda Background, using Island Batik Fabrics, quilted by Angela Hugli Clark from Thread Waggle Quilting
Use the Whale blocks any way you want:
Play with your blocks until you find an arrangement that pleases you. I just placed some blocks together to simulate a possible whale table scape. The possibilities are endless.
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Here is a link to the latest edition: Whale Watching....
This is a perfect pattern for quilters new to this fun technique. The whale block is super fun and fits together like a puzzle. In my travels I often get asked about my curvy borders. This inspired me to use the wavy borders in "Whale Watching" to design a fun and modern bonus quilt: "Just Waves".
The whales offer so many possibilities:
One single whale block makes a great pillow. Combine several whales for a modern table scape.
Alternate setting: Just Waves with purple background and fabrics from Island Batik.
This quilt is easy to make bigger. The curvy waves are made using larger pieces and are super-easy, fast and fun to piece. I quilted the purple quilts myself using just curvy lines made with my walking foot and different color threads. It was just fun and relaxing to play and quilt these.
Whale Watching on Bermuda Background, using Island Batik Fabrics, quilted by Angela Hugli Clark from Thread Waggle Quilting
Use the Whale blocks any way you want:
Play with your blocks until you find an arrangement that pleases you. I just placed some blocks together to simulate a possible whale table scape. The possibilities are endless.
Please sign up for my Newsletter: Southwind Inspirations.
Here is a link to the latest edition: Whale Watching....
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