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Finally, it’s finished. Around 300 hours of work! So without further ado here are the photos.
The In a Spin Quilt is finished
12 Friday Oct 2012
Posted in Sew journal
Love it Munaiba!! You did a great job – pattern, colors, quilting.
Thanks Annette
It is absolutely beautiful and you do such lovely hand quilting! Now that you have finished that – what is your next project?
Hi Nan
I’m quilting the “manly” quilt I started a while ago, designing a blanket for my future son-in-law and making a baby quilt.
Love this!!!! The quilting is stunning. Great work!!
Thanks for your positive comments
Wow, it is beautiful, Munaiba!
I have made this pattern a number of times but only with small blocks and small pieces. I absolutely love the way it looks and your combination of colors is great!
The most difficult part I find is getting all the parts of the block to cooperate with the neighboring block. I would love to make a large quilt some day but a design wall would be a must..
Julie these are no problem to fit to the next block as the blocks are square. To see how I put the together click this link:https://sewjournal.com/2011/09/09/in-a-spin-tutorial/
Another gorgeous finish…..sigh! I haven’t tried hand quilting yet, but I should. It looks quite soothing and relaxing. Can’t wait to see what you come up with next…8-)
xo Linda
Hmm. I don’t know about soothing Linda. My hands get pretty sore after a while.
Well done on finishing this, I like the colour combinations too. 300 hours – wow. When did you start it?
Hi Janice
I think I started it around June 2011 so it’s been a while.
Cheers
Munaiba
love it! No surprise there, since your projects, workmanship and color choices are always loveable!
Love it. Looks gret!
Just amazing. Love the colours and the pattern. Fantastic effort.
Wow Munaiba Chachi, that’s GORGEOUS! I know nothing about quilting but I can only imagine how much work that was, it’s really beautiful 🙂 and I love all the colours you chose!