Spinners Quilt
This post may contain affiliate links which won’t change your price but will share a commission.I finished up the quilting and binding on my quilt and yesterday I took it out by the river. Thankfully there wasn’t much of a breeze so I was able to get some neat pictures. I am going to call the pattern Spinners.
Those telephone poles are actually used by my brother to pull his boat up on them. They work great for quilt photos too.
Notice the rock on top of the quilt, I had to use that to keep it from falling on the ground. I also got a closeup so you could see the quilting.
Here the quilt is lying on the ground overlooking the wall. It was neat to see the ice along the shore.
I first showed you the quilt top on Monday and there is also a giveaway for a bundle of the beautiful Heart’s Content batiks that Fat Quarter Shop has sponsored. Be sure to enter.
Another closeup was taken inside, the colors aren’t as neat.
I used my GO! Baby Fabric Cutter and the 3-inch Half Square Triangle die to cut all the pieces. I think this was the first die I ever bought and it is still my favorite.
The blocks are very easy to make and here is one-quarter of the block.
The completed blocks finish at 12 inches and my quilt is 48 x 48. I was able to cut all my pieces out of the fat quarters and used the extras for the pinwheel blocks and then added strips around them.
It turned out very nice and the colors in the quilt and the colors in your photo shoot location just work perfectly together.
Fabulous quilt! The pattern fabrics and colors are outstanding. But the photos are amazing.
Wow! This quilt turned out beautiful and photographing it by the river was a great idea.
wow love the pictures by the river. It seems way to early for ice, but at least there isn't 6 ft of snow!! That is really cool, I thought you had two different size triangle until I looked closer. That is one of my favorite dies too! I like to layer the fabrics with the background and color fabric face to face, then cut, all you need to do is peel of the pair and sew. Beautiful quilt!!
Beautiful quilt!!! Love the colors and pattern!!!
Beautiful quilt and photos Connie!
Beautiful quilt! Love the simple blocks and your color choices. Hoping to make one after the holidays.
Your quilt is amazing!
Gorgeous quilt! Love the colors. It looks so warm and cozy that I bet the snow is starting to melt under it on those pictures.
your quilt is gorgeous. You did a fabulous job in putting the colors together.
Spinners finished up beautifully Connie! This is one of the most interesting photo shoots I have ever seen for a quilt. I have a Go Baby! and will have to check out that die cutter – it looks neat.
Your quilt is beautiful. It has more movement than the Mississippi in your photo's. Thanks for sharing all the info.
Beautiful quilt, Connie!! It looks wonderfully warm on the cold icy setting.
-Soma
I really like this and "spinners" is a great name for it.
Slurp!!!! That fabric line AND your spinner quilt are absolutely gorgeous.
Love your photos….and the quilt too.
Spinners is beautiful and looks so warm and cozy against all that frozen ice! Creative Batik Bliss…
Your quilt is so beautiful!
Gorgeous! Although that being said…I'm never quite sure if its the fabulous quilt I love or the setting you have for taking photos of it! That would be a coin toss decision! LOL!! I need to make better use of my GO. Thanks for that great reminder!
Wonderful pictures! Thanks for sharing.
Will you be selling the pattern for this quilt?
It is lovely and the photos are just wonderful! 🙂
This quilt is so pretty with such gentle colors! And the way it was photographed out in the snow, with the grey and brown and smoky blue you found in nature really told a story.
I really love this quilt Connie. Not too cold here compared to the rest of the world…:)
I love pinwheel quilts and yours is just beautiful. Great job!
Beautiful!
The quilt turned out beautiful, it looks fabulous! Gorgeous pictures by the river!
That looks beautiful! I love the colors and it looks perfect in that icy setting.
Connie, this quilt is just so beautiful! Love the quilt and love your river where you take those glorious pictures!
Lovely quilt and great that you used the GO!