Finishes

Monday, October 12, 2020

Escher In Shadows Finished!

 When two of my favorite things come together,
life is Wonderful!
 
As those who follow me know,
I love, love, love Kaffe Fassett fabrics.
(As my goddaughter said the other day while shopping for 
fabric with me, why would anyone use any other fabrics?
I have her brainwashed, too! :D)
 
In addition, I really like MC Escher's art.
It fascinates me.
 
So, when I found a kit with an Escher design,
made with Kaffe fabrics, it was a no-brainer.
This is the second Escher design I've made and I love them both.
 
As I said, this was a kit, but I did switch out some of the fabrics
to ones I liked better. 
 
 
 
 
This Escher quilt was actually very easy to make.
The largest challenge was staying organized.
The parts had to be placed in a specific order,
in a specific direction to make the design work.
I used labels to mark each part and kept them in order
on my cutting table as I sewed them together.
 

 
 
It looks like you could climb right into this quilt
and have a seat on one of the cubes.
 
 

 
 
The quilting design is called "Alex" and gives the quilt just
enough without taking away from the design.
 
 

 
 
I backed it with the turquoise grunge fabric that I also used for the binding.
 
 

 
 
There is one more Escher design in a kit with Kaffe.
Should I go for it? 
 
 
I'm linking to Design Wall Monday today.
 
 
Happy Quilting!
 

19 comments:

  1. OMG - it's fabulous!! I also love Escher designs, and I also love Kaffe fabrics.

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  2. Beautiful and your powers or organization!! It must be your super power

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  3. This is one cool quilt! The Kaffe fabrics are so fun and colorful. Excellent job!

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  4. Stunning. Absolutely stunning. Yes, please. Go for the other one. ;^)

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  5. this is just wonderful!! the use of the patterned fabric and the solids just give it an amazing effect!! Nicely done!

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  6. Yes, go for it! That is just gorgeous. I love the depth of it.

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  7. I've seen this quilt before and I'm intrigued by it. I looked for the pattern a while back, but didn't buy it at the time. Now it seems it is only available in the kit. You did a great job on it. A unique quilt.

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  8. Fabulous job, Ramona! Love the pattern, the fabrics, as well as the quilting. Congratulations on your glorious finish!

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  9. WOW!! WOW and then some. LOVE the colors, and the depth really does make you feel like you could fall right in. Stay well, and stay safe.

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  10. Yes it does look like you could sit on one of those cubes, just amazing and so you Ramona!! Well yes you better jump right in with the other kit;)

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  11. How can one woman bring forth so much beauty and energy? Well done! This quilt is almost hypnotic. I'm certain the next kit is going to be on a doorstep near you soon.

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  12. Wowzer! It's a beauty, Ramona!!!

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  13. What an amazing looking quilt! Love the fabrics you picked. I am so impressed. Yes, you should do another Escher!

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  14. Beautiful masterpiece. Your passion shows. Is the pattern still available. Much blessings

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  15. I want to make this quilt so much. I want to use my big collection of Kaffe Fabrics. I just don't know where to start. No pattern yet either. Your quilt is absolutely gorgeous. What are your suggestions for me to get started on this. ?? If a kit was avoided I would consider purchasing it. Thank you for any information. Happy Quilting. !! From Missouri. **

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  16. Judy, the key to making these quilts is to be very organized. I label all fabrics and parts when I begin cutting and sewing them together. Kits are available at Quilt-agious dot com. I can't have any distractions when making this pattern, either. I hope you make one and enjoy the process!

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