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Hi,
Probably I am a bit on the slow train here with my scrappy trip along quilt, but guess what, the HUGE queen size quilt top is finally done! Tottaly scrappy and even some yucky fabrics in there, but I love the messy look of it.
Scrappy Trip Along1
I have found the perfect vintage bed-sheet as the backing and will be off to batting the quilt this weekend.
I must say, the time where I procrastinate most on this quilt was ironing each block, which were many blocks. 56 blocks all of them. Huh. But I manage.
The quilt top itself is heavy. I could feel it dragging of my sewing machine as I piece the few last seams together. Photo shoot was even harder, I don’t really know how to snap a good photo of such gigantic quilt in a small yard or my cute little house.
Scrappy Trip Along2
But I think it was all worth it. Can’t wait to snuggle under this this winter, so I better get myself to quilt it soon! Yes, I am challenging myself to quilt a queen size quilt under my domestic machine. Yikes.. But I am particularly sure, I will be doing an allover quilting – i find it easier than lines. Will see how that goes!
Someone is playing hide and seek while I snap this photo.
Scrappy Trip Along3
Can you spot him?
By the way, I am totally joining in Zakka 2.0 with Debbie and Lindsey and so many others!
Can’t wait. I love Ayumi’s designs and I am pretty sure I will love her book and making every single project from that.
Zakka 2.0 Sew Along
Come and join in too..It’ll be fun.
Till then,
XOXO

16 Comments

  1. This is just awesome! I love the scrappy look, and I can imagine the weight of this one. Good luck with the quilting!

  2. This is just awesome! I love the scrappy look, and I can imagine the weight of this one. Good luck with the quilting!

  3. Did you start with 2,1/2″ squares and sew them all together? I am interested in how you managed this…as I have a stock of such squares, and am planning on making on like yours, but admittedly…NOT looking forward to sewing all those little sqs together! Any tips and also keep us posted on how it works to FMQ that large a size on a domestic machine…biggest I can manage is a twin! Thanks!

  4. Did you start with 2,1/2″ squares and sew them all together? I am interested in how you managed this…as I have a stock of such squares, and am planning on making on like yours, but admittedly…NOT looking forward to sewing all those little sqs together! Any tips and also keep us posted on how it works to FMQ that large a size on a domestic machine…biggest I can manage is a twin! Thanks!

  5. This is a stunning quilt! Did you cut all the squares by hand or use a die cutter? I’m trying to decide whether to get one or not..

  6. This is a stunning quilt! Did you cut all the squares by hand or use a die cutter? I’m trying to decide whether to get one or not..

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