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Wednesday, December 21, 2016

Journey's end block of the month.

7 comments:

Good morning. Pretty sure I signed up for this class. Can't wait. Love love those little houses!!! And the fabric. Oh boy. Can not wait. Have a beautiful relaxing Christmas Lynn. Love to you and family!!!

I'm sitting here laughing my head off. On a recent trip to Costco, it was very strange to see this yellow, triangular box of Toblerone find it's way into the cart! When asking Mr. Squash how it got in there he said it was only because he was amazed at how neatly they packed nine bars into the box. He's put them in his Jeep, claiming they're emergency provisions LOL. Love the Kim Diehl project! Ms. Harleigh might have found her future vocation. What a wonderful experience! Cheers!

Oh my - those fabrics are to die for! You will have so much fun making that quilt. I had to smile about your Costco run; the Official Cookie Tester is just the opposite of Mr. Joe - I'd never get him to go on a Costco run alone, and adding extras to the list wouldn't even occur to him. :D

FFA is such a wonderful organization for kids - they learn so much! Harleigh is going to be a 'pro' after all of those piglets are born. I know you are all so very proud of her! I laughed out loud about Mr Joe and Costco. He could be my husband's long lost brother :))

The quilt is beautiful and I love the picture of Harleigh and the piggy -- adorable! I was particularly proud that, although Jess scored his 2 points, he is learning an even bigger life lesson: we can't always win but trying makes us a winner anyway!

This block of the month is tempting me! The pattern and the fabric are wonderful, but I think it will be too much expensive the shipping to Italy. I wonder if it's possible to have only the pattern even on Pdf format. I follow your blog and enjoy to see your quilts and the amazing quilting you do on them. Greetings from Italy.

Here it is several years later and I find a picture of Journey’s End Quilt. I absolutely love it and wonder if there is anyway to get just the pattern? Nancy

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Journeys Month 12 – Quilt Assembly

Welcome, Welcome, Welcome to Stitchin Heaven’s Journey’s BOM – Month 12! This has been a spectacular year. You all have worked so hard. Thank you to Deb Luttrell, Founder of Stitchin Heaven, Deb Tucker, Creative Kingpin of Studio 180 Design, Marie Bostwick New York Times best selling author and Jason Yenter Fabric Designer & President of In the Beginning Fabrics for making this all possible. Now to assemble your quilts!

Note: WOF stands for width of fabric. This month you will assemble your quilt top and add the borders.

Gather the following pieces:

4 Corner Sections from Month 6

Block K from Month 7

4 Middle Edge Sections from Month 9

4 Pieced Border sections from Month 11

Finishing Instructions

Step 1 – Lay out the Corner Sections, Middle Edge Sections, and Block K as shown in the diagram on page 35.

Step 2 – Stitch the sections together into rows, press the seams open. Stitch the rows together to create the quilt center.

Step 3 – Attach the 72½” Print 11 inner border strips. Find the center of the quilt and the center of the 72½” border strip. Match the center points with right sides together, pin. Match both ends of the strip with the ends of the quilt and pin in place. Ease the quilt top to match the border strip and add more pins between the others to hold the border in place as you stitch. Attach the other 72½” border to the opposite side in the same manner and press toward the inner border strip.

Step 4 – Repeat step 3 for the 75½” Print 11 border strips.

Step 5 – Attach the 75½” Print 6 middle border strips. Using two of the border strips, stitch them to the quilt in the same manner as in step 3. Press toward Print 6.

Step 6 – Stitch a Print 4 middle border corner stone to each end of the remining 2”x 75½” Print 6 borders. Press toward the middle border.

Step 7 – Attach the remining two middle border strips to the quilt as described in step 3. Make sure to nest the seams. Press toward the middle border.

Step 8 – Add the pieced borders. Start with the borders that do not have the N Units on the ends. Orient the pieced borders so that the Corner Pops are against the middle border and the points of the V Blocks are pointing away from the quilt center. Refer to the diagram. Find the center of the quilt top and the center of the pieced border. Match the centers and pin. Match each end and pin. Ease the border to match the quilt top and add more pins between the others to hold the border in place as you stitch. Stitch in place. Press toward the middle border.

Step 9 – Repeat step 8 for the other pieced borders with the N Units attached to the ends. After you have matched the centers and the ends, make sure that you nest the Corner Beam seam with the seam attaching the pieced border.

Note: We recommend that you wait to cut your outer borders to length until you can measure your quilt top. To determine your specific border length, measure the longest side of your quilt in three different places. If those measurements are different, add the three measurements together and divide by three. That will be the length that you need to cut your first two borders. Once the first two borders are attached to the quilt repeat the process for the remaining two sides.

Step 10 – Add the outer borders. Find the center of the quilt and the center of the 90½” outer border strip. Match the center points with right sides together, pin, match either end of the strip with the ends of the quilt, and pin in place. Add more pins between the others, about every 4”, to hold the border in place as you stitch. Attach the other 90½” border to the opposite side in the same manner and press toward the outer border strip.

Step 11 – Repeat step 10 for the 102½” outer border strips.

Step 12 – Finish with Batting, Backing, Quilting, and Binding! Layer quilt top with batting and backing. Baste and quilt. Bind and Enjoy!

Thank you all so much for joining us on this Journey! Congratulations on a job well done!

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13 thoughts on “ journeys month 12 – quilt assembly ”.

I wish I had realized you were doing this…It is a beautiful quilt I might have to go back thru your blogs and make one….Stunning…I love it!

All 12 months are there, just search for the month you need.

I can’t find the fabric requirements.

They are in the pattern

Could you give us some written directions about cutting this directional paisley print please? Looks like you did cut not WOF on your outer borders??!! I’ve watched Debs video but still hesitant to cut these borders. 😳😳

Glenda, I’m not at home but Sarah posted a link to the video Deb talks about cutting borders.

Glenda, I just talked to Deb Tucker. She doesn’t consider it a truly directional fabric. She feels it is busy enough and large enough that it will not show up as directional when it is stitched to the quilt.

I’ve enjoyed following this quilt along for several months, it’a beauty. I wish I had participated from the beginning!

Thank you Tammy. These blog posts are not deleted, you can search for them any time.

OM Goodness. How absolutely gorgeous!

Thank you Marlene

Just Beautiful !

Thank you Mary

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Carried Away Quilting

Journeys quilt pattern is ready!

Last October I shared my new Journeys quilt with you, along with the promise that the finished pattern would be ready sometime in 2022. The process to complete a quilt pattern can be slow and tedious . . . designing, writing, testing, sewing, editing, retesting, sewing some more, editing some more, photographing, proofing and editing. I won’t lie, by the end of the process, I really begin to dislike my boss (me). But in the end, when I have an original quilt to share with you, it’s all worth it. The Journeys quilt pattern is officially ready!

You can read all about the Journeys quilt and why it’s so special to me here .

The pattern is available as  digital PDF on my Etsy Shop .  It’s a great pattern for showcasing a beautiful collection of fat quarters!

Here are some quick facts:

• Finished Size: 69” x 77”
• Feature fabrics in my sample quilt: 18 fat quarters from Art Gallery Fabrics, designers included: Sharon Holland ,  Bonnie Christine ,  Maureen Cracknell and  Amy Sinibaldi .  (The backing fabric was from Bonnie Christine’s Open Road collection.)
• Background fabric: Moda’s  Indigo Chambray
• Quilting:  Woods Edge Quilting of Becker, MN

And here are the fabric requirements:

18 fat quarters ……… Top & scrappy binding*

Neutral …………………. 3 1/2 yards

Backing ………………… 4 3/4 yards

*Binding ……………….. 5/8 yard (If you do not wish to make a scrappy binding from the fat quarter fabric, then you will need 5/8 yard.)

I hate to be a tease, but I made a second sample of Journeys featuring Christmas fabric !  I used the Christmas Morning collection by Lella Boutique, which is gorgeous.  Here’s a sneak peek photo from when I was just getting started.  Once it has been quilted and bound, I’ll share a full reveal.

Have a great day!

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Don’t be too hard on your “boss”! 🙂 She designed a beautiful quilt.

Hee hee! Thanks Kathy. I’ll go easy on her. She’s a pretty decent boss.

Tell your “boss” that she did a good job motivating you, and I’ve already bought my copy of the new pattern. It looks really fun to make, and when I saw the Christmas fat quarters, you had me!

Oh thank you so much! I hope you love the project! 🙂 Happy sewing to you!

I do love your Journey’s Quilt. Anxious to see the finish on your Christmas quilt.

Thanks so much Nancy!

Carried Away Quilting has been. Blessing to me! I marvel at your artistic ability to combine fabrics in such a beautiful way! And your math skills are crazy good!!! I love Journeys Quilt! Add it to my make list!

You are just too good to my, Sylvia! Thank you !

Thanks Deanna!!

Taunja, You amaze me with your talent and thanks for sharing this gift and thoughts that inspired this gorgeous quilt! I too, stray from blue, but it’s so beautiful, like the sky or the lake that we love. I couldn’t agree with you more on our precious time with our children, Luke is a great quilt holder!

Thanks so much, dear friend! I’m so lucky that you always “get” me and we have so much in common, including great children who mean the world to us!

Gorgeous as always! I keep saying I am NOT purchasing more patterns, but, YOU are making this effort VERY difficult! 🤣

Hee hee! I love being a bad influence! 😉

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May I buy a hard copy of your pattern Journey Ruth

I’m sorry Ruth. Journeys is only available as a PDF pattern. Thank you for your inquiry!

I spotlighted this lovely quilt on my YouTube channel. I hope your sales skyrocket! I love this pattern. Thank you so much! Timestamp 11:14 https://youtu.be/FRN36Y4IusE

Thank you so much for sharing information about my pattern. That was very kind of you. I really enjoyed your lively Youtube video and subscribed. Isn’t it awesome when quilters find each other? 🙂

I ordered The Journeys Pattern via Etsy yesterday and it has been paid for from my Credit Union Account. There is not a download of the pattern in my Etsy Account and I can’t find it anywhere else. Please send me the pattern or let me know where/how I can download it.

Sincerely, Patricia Lee

Hello Patricia. I sent you a Convo Message via Etsy. I see your order out there. Please log into your Etsy account where you will find my Convo Message and I can help you out. Thank you!

Luv the quilt but I cannot find the free pattern. Can domeone assist me please?

Hello Vicky! Journeys isn’t a free pattern. It is a PDF pattern available for purchase on my Etsy Shop (there is a link in the blog post.) However, I do have several free tutorials on my blog. Maybe you were thinking of one of them? https://carriedawayquilting.com/free-tutorials/

Thank you! My mistake!! I get too excited sometimes. LOL

HAPPY HALOWEEN!

Beautiful! Can’t wait to see it made with Christmas Morning.

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Journey S End Quilt Pattern By Kim Diehl

Journeys End by Kim Diehl Quilt Kit Complete kit with 100 cotton fabric Comes with all patterns and enough Kim Diehl fabric to complete the top and binding Finishes at 66 5x66 5 Fabric line is Katies Cupboard by Kim Diehl for Henry Glass Journeys End Quilt Kit The fabric collection featured is Katies Cupboard by Kim Diehl for Henry Glass Fabrics The Quilt measures 66 1 2 square with classic blocks within a house and a beautiful scrappy patchwork border Blocks are 9 x 9 finished All fabrics and superb directions are included

Journey s End by Kim Diehl uses her new fabric line Katie s Cupboard This is a 6 month program featuring patchwork blocks with classic motifs loved by generations of quilters Each month for 5 months participants will stitch a different style of block with instructions for piecing the border and assembling the quilt top in the 6th month Journey s End Block of the Month I just picked up my fabric at the shop yesterday for Kim Diehl s Journey s End block of the month The delicious fabric is called Katie s Cupboard I will be teaching this quilt in my Let s Make a Diehl class at In Between Stitches on February 7th

The finished quilt is 65 1 2 square You ll find the Midnight Blooms pattern here We love everything about this quilt The fabric selection is inspired the colors sing and the applique flowers add a touch of whimsy to an eye catching quilt Journey s End is a six part program featuring patchwork blocks with classic motifs loved by generations of quiltmakers Each month for five months participants will stitch a different style of block with instructions for piecing the border and assembling the quilt top provided in the sixth and final month of the program

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Kim has wowed us again with her collection Right as Rain This collection is used for her Simple Whatnots Club 11 and 6 Month Stitch Along This collection of 30 skus includes all of the scrappiness that Kim is known for The colors include rich reds dark chocolate brown golds teal navy a taupe and pumpkin with some pop of colors to Kim s favorite quilts include traditionally inspired patchwork designs especially when combined with appliqu She loves stitching her projects using modern techniques for an ideal blend of simplicity ease and charm

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