11 March 2016

Friday Finish: Flowering Snowball Quilt

I bought binding fabric for this quilt. I swear I did. But in the black hole that sometimes is my sewing room, it has been sucked into another dimension. (Okay, sci fi is not my specialty, so if that sounded dumb, I apologize.)

And since I'm not really skilled at diving into that black hole, I ordered some more. Fortunately for me, I found a yard of what I needed for just $2.99. Seriously. For some Moda, out-of-print fabric. Jumped on that deal!

This gorgeous girl is now bound and happily stored away. I've got plans for her, so she needs to stay safe until then.


I loved the flowering snowball block from the get-go, and I ordered a set of plastic templates to make the cutting process that much easier.


A whole lot of curves later, I've got this big, probably queen-sized quilt.


I backed it in the pink and orange hydrangea print. I had blue hydrangeas in my bouquet when I got married, so I thought it made sense. Maybe only to me . . .

Checking this one off the 1QFAL list. Hope you have a happy weekend!
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11 comments:

  1. Janelle11 March, 2016 20:59

    What a lovely quilt! I enjoy reading about your quilting, and you seem to have a kind heart.
    Did you know that there are people with spastic muscles (e.g., cerebral palsy)? Perhaps "spastic" isn't the best way to describe something negative.

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  2. Gemini Jen NZ12 March, 2016 00:20

    Absolutely beautiful! Well done - it looks fantastic and well worth the effort.

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  3. Julianne12 March, 2016 08:18

    Beautiful! Nice finsh!

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  4. Melanie12 March, 2016 22:16

    I love this quilt! I can't wait to make one :)

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  5. Sewing Time with Brownie13 March, 2016 06:23

    The fabric for the binding is probably with all the missing socks! I have a stack of various white fabrics under my sewing table that I am afraid to use. Are they part of another project or left over pieces? It drives me nuts. $2.99 is quite the deal :)

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  6. Kate13 March, 2016 21:14

    Simply gorgeous! But does not make me fear curves any less, seeing your perfect ones. And yeah- I lost a newly finished top last week. Honestly, it had to be at the top of one of the piles, right? Surely? It was JUST FINISHED.

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  7. Glinda ♥14 March, 2016 05:10

    This is beautiful! I wish I could do curves ... fabby, well done :)

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  8. Christine @ 12,450miles 14 March, 2016 07:12

    What a gorgeous finish!! Look at all the pretty, pretty curves! You are amazing!

    And I'm totally jealous of that fabric deal!

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  9. Carla14 March, 2016 23:55

    Well done! Perfect backing too

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  10. Stacey @slostudio02 April, 2016 06:09

    WOW, this is fantastic!! I am in the process of starting a flowering snowball quilt - it was a request from my sister-in-law-to-be (my brother's getting married this spring). Yours is amazing. I need to get plastic templates too, I had just made my own but with all the cutting, it would be really nice to have them!! Thank you for participating in the Finish-A-Long, on behalf of the 2016 hosts!

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  11. SarahZ02 April, 2016 07:50

    I love this in Honey Honey!! Great job, it looks amazing!

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