Omigosh quilt
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I saw this quilt hanging on a wall in the background on a quilt website...and spent the next three days searching for the pattern name and order info.
Main - What type of border would you put on this (it is an Omigosh quilt)? - I finally finished the 221st and final block to this quilt and will start sewing blocks together this afternoon. I've been pondering the borders for a while. Most of the examples I've seen of this quilt use a skinny inner border then a 4 to 5
I'm reshowing my current progress on the Omigosh quilt because it uses Vicki W.'s hand-dyed fabric , some of which I won participating in ...
My Omigosh Redux quilt is finished!! I started and finished the quilting on ANZAC Day and then bound the next day. A simple cross hatch b...
Next project started is this Omigosh! quilt designed by Susan H Garman. I'm using all fabrics from my stash so I rummaged around and ...
My goal was to finish this quilt by early November... Victory is mine! It's done. The pieced center part of my quilt has 72 Shoo Fly blocks and 71 Double 9 Patch blocks. The original pattern "Omigosh!" by Susan H Garman is larger with over 100 of each block. My finished quilt is 60" x 70". This is the pattern I used. Next step was to choose border fabrics. These were all possibilities for the border but I didn't choose any of them for various reasons. (Although I did like the yellow with a…
At the Jane Stickle retreat there is a quilter who loves to issue challenges, she actually finishes them too! Usually I'm not interested but one challenge she suggested last November was the Omigosh! quilt. Since this quilt was already on my to be made list, I decided to participate. Here is my small finished quilt. The double 9 patch block and the shoofly blocks finish at 4-1/2". She measures 46" by 51". The borders are my own design. I didn't want plain white borders. Spiral quilting was…
Whew! It’s been a busy couple of months! Festival, starting a new business, quilting, and new threads and backings! I’ll try not to overload you with too many pictures or words, and keep things short-ish and sweet. First, in my last post, I toward the end, I posted a picture of my grey and white prairie star block for Corey Pearson. I did end up taking it apart and reworking it so that the points match up better. And, it’s still 6” square. Imagine that! My friend, Cynthia, also finished her…
