As promised, here’s a picture of the current state of my Storm at Sea quilt. I’ve got a lot more rows to attach, but you can get the design starting to take shape. I love the way it gives the impression of curves and waves, despite being made up of all rigid geometric pieces. I’m pretty proud of it. Man, quilting this thing is going to be a beeyotch though.
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2 responses to “Storm at Sea Quilt – In Progress”
Have just completed a STorn at Sea top. Any advice on how to quilt? What design to use or should I just follow the seams?
For mine, I decided to just outline every blue piece. I did this with blue thread (since the backing was blue), thus hiding most of my uneven stitches. 🙂