Friday, November 27, 2015

Morse Code

52 x 64

This was a fun one to quilt!  The pattern is called Tonga Punch Morse Code.  I changed it a bit by taking off the borders and I added a few extra rows.  I like this pattern because each row is one  2-1/2 by WOF strip cut into pieces. Original pattern can be found here


I thought it would be fun to quilt dashes and dots in the sashing.  They aren't even close to perfect, but if you don't get too close they look really cool!  I was also going to do a square spiral in each row, but after quilting the first one, it was way too dense.


So I switched to a boxy type line that you can see above.  Since I had already quilted a row of the spirals, I continued that design every 4 rows.  It worked out evenly down the quilt.


I threw in this fabric from Hobby Lobby on the back because the tan was a little short.  It's almost the same colors as the front. It was nice to try some different quilting for a change.  It has great texture, can't wait to see it after it gets a wash!


Linking with Confessions of a Fabric Addict

8 comments:

  1. What a great quilt! Looks like it was fun to make. Great quilting, too!

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  2. I like the box quilting. It is really a fun pattern. Looks completely different without the borders. Thanks for the link. Your quilt looks great.

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  3. Looks so good. The quilting is spot on too. Thanks for showing us.

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  4. Your quilt is so refreshing.....leaving off the borders was ane excellent design decision, as was the clever quilting motifs!!

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  5. Yes I can see how fun that would be to quilt!! It's beautiful.

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  6. Love your quilt!! The colours are amazing and the quilting is great!

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  7. I love the quilt! The contrast between circles and boxy lines is awesome!

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  8. Shannon this is great! I love your quilting! Fantastic! Color is great too!

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