I love it Amanda,I made one similar to yours except with raw edges. Wonderful beautiful quilt,you have such a great eye for fabric combinations. ps ~ you make my day!!
Hi! I'm pretty new to quilting and I love this one! Can you give us some more details? Are the circles applique and do you use a free motion foot to quilt on them? It's so pretty!!
What a beautiful quilt! love the colours :) I have just brought a Olfa cicle cutter but not used it yet, your quilt has inspired me to though :) Thank you :)
this is absolutely gorgeous! i'm so impressed with some of the fabrics you chose to mix. sometimes it is so hard to work on a block, but see how it will look as a whole quilt. there are combos in your blocks that i never would have chosen but are amazing as a whole. you are something else, my friend. :)
So lovely. Always nice to stop by your blog and see something cheery and inspiring. Now I need to go make circles, but I just started hexagons and then there's the modern squares and some more fabric to buy...oh dear.
This is fantastic! I love the circles, and the colors are perfect. This is a perfect way to celebrate the beginning of summer! I love those darker green prints with the lighter pinks; it really makes your eye move around the quilt.:)
What a fabulous quilt & the circle lined quilting looks great. Sewing circles terrifies me, won't even attempt it. It's really a dumb phobia to have when you've never attempted it. Well actually I sort of tried it once and it was a disaster!!!! BEAUTIFUL!!! Ahhhh, I'm truly thankful that you returned to blogging. I wish you would come out to Texas. Brenda C.
Adorable!!! I've done this pattern on a smaller scale, and quilted it with circles as you did - but how in the world did you get those quilted so stinkin perfect?!?!?!? LOLOL!! Mine were no where near as good and got picked out several times! LOL! Seriously... how'd you DO that??? :D
Very beautiful! I bought the exact same Farmdale floral Alexander Henry fabric at Joanns last week. I think the color is divine. How did you quilt the concentric circles so accurately? Did you draw the lines first or what? I have never done any type of precision quilting without the aid of painter's tape. That's why I'm wondering...thanks:)
Fabulous. Just love the fabric and colour combinations. A post on the process you use for making your choices would be fascinating, if ever you are minded to do that?
Wow I have had this design on my to do list for sometime but always thought it too hard. Do you have any hints or tips on how to make this quilt. Any suggestions would be great.
What a beautiful quilt! Great job! I would love it if you could post a tutorial on how to do this. I am a beginner quilter and have NO idea how to sew together curved pieces. But now that I have seen this quilt I MUST learn how!! :)
Oh GOODNESS! This is incredibly delightful! I have two questions. 1. how do you quilt in a circle like that, as in what is YOUR method, I can think of a few ways to do it...and two what color thread did you use?
So cute-you have inspired me! I have had the template for probably 2 years! I tried it once with the no pinning method & it didn't come out that great. I'm going to try it again your way!
I just love this quilt. You not only did a great job sewing but your tutorial was the best written ever. I appreciate when someone takes the time to teach the details, like pressing directions. So many times these things are left out an we don't get as good of product as we could. Yahoo and thanks a bunch!!!! Cindy
I made a king-sized quilt from batiks for my son last year, all curved piecing. This year, I'm working on my daughters'. I love doing the curved=piecing, it's my favorite piecework...I love your fabrics, and the quilting. I sent mine out, and was very pleased with the outcome...
I love this quilt! For your circular quilting, did you just start at the outside of the circle and spiral in and end in the center? Or did you have a different way of doing it?
I love it! This is the same quilt that I am working on using the same templates. I am using a French General FQ bundle and it is a king size quilt. This one has taken a lot longer than yours tho!!! I love your colors and I am thinking I will have to make one just like it too! LOL
¡¡Está precioso¡¡ Gracias por compartir este tutorial. Saludos desde Sevilla, España. It is beautiful Thank you for sharing this tutorial. Greetings from Seville, Spain.
What an amazing and beautiful quilt! I love everything about it. The colours are just gorgeous and the circles on squares effect is simple and cute. I think one of my sons might like a quilt like that...with fewer floral fabric choices of course. :)
very fun quilt. I love the colours.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, LOVE it!
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ReplyDeleteThis circles are so cute!
Gorgeous - circles are my absolute fave - not had the courage yet to try them, though!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteYay for piecing curves, cute quilting, and an adorable quilt!
ReplyDeleteLove this Quilt
ReplyDeleteLove the colors
Love the quilting
circles only within the circle
wonderful ! ! ! ! !
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Love the quilt and the circle quilting is perfect.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure that quilting design couldn't match the quilt any better! Great job!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this - oh, how pretty!!!! And your quilting is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt and the quilting too!
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Thanks for your quilt! So inspiring!
ReplyDeleteHow fun!
ReplyDeleteI've been a fan for a long time, but I think this is one of my favorites. The fabrics you choose, and the combinations you used are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow.... gorgeous quilt AND quilting!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful - I love this quilt! This pattern is so great - just a little time-consuming :-) The quilting is amazing!
ReplyDeletePretty -- I love pieced curves!
ReplyDeleteWow how cool is that!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. Love the colors.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt!! I just bought some of the same fabric you used for the backing the last time I was at my Jo-Ann store. Love it for a backing.
ReplyDeleteAnd what a very good week it was!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that's really cool! Such perfectly pieced cirles too.. Really nice.
ReplyDeleteToo cute and I love the backing fabric!
ReplyDeleteyou make such beatiful things, I envy your skill!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice job you did on this quilt !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I like your quilting.
ReplyDeleteI love it Amanda,I made one similar to yours except with raw edges. Wonderful beautiful quilt,you have such a great eye for fabric combinations. ps ~ you make my day!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love all those colors. And the backing is just awesome!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Great colors and so fun. :)
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love this! The colors and design are great.
ReplyDeletebeautiful! what is the backing fabric? I love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I'm still afraid to try curved seams!
ReplyDeleteIt looks fantastic! Curved seams still scare me a little, I'll work up to it someday.
ReplyDeleteToo fun! Love the circles, love the colors. Fantastic!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the colours.very fun quilt.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day :-)
What a beautiful quilt, and you've done an awesome job of quilting it, too! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI really like this, and the quilting is very nice!
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm pretty new to quilting and I love this one! Can you give us some more details? Are the circles applique and do you use a free motion foot to quilt on them? It's so pretty!!
ReplyDeleteI really love this quilt, especially the circle quilting! The colors are very cheery and bright. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteDeborah
Lovely quilt. I have this thing with circles and think that it will soon be time to make another circle/dot quilt :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful! Were the curves tricky?
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt! love the colours :)
ReplyDeleteI have just brought a Olfa cicle cutter but not used it yet, your quilt has inspired me to though :)
Thank you :)
Beautiful quilt & your quilting is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLook -- we need to have a talk... I don't need any more projects, but this is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBravo AmandaJean... :) Bravo indeed.
I have seen this quilt done many many times but never have I seen one this beautiful. i guess I like your choices of color.
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love all the colors and different patterns!
ReplyDeletethis is absolutely gorgeous! i'm so impressed with some of the fabrics you chose to mix. sometimes it is so hard to work on a block, but see how it will look as a whole quilt. there are combos in your blocks that i never would have chosen but are amazing as a whole. you are something else, my friend. :)
ReplyDeleteps--did you use your fancy fabric cutter?
Really lovely!
ReplyDeleteVery inspiring! I am just starting my first quilt with curved piecing I hope it turns out at least half as good as yours.
ReplyDeleteI really love this one. The circle quilting is fabulous. Great colors.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful....
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! Love the circles... really bright and fresh!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Great colors...wonderful layout. Perfect.
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! It's totally amazing!
ReplyDeleteWould you consider doing a curved pricing tutorial or linking to a good one. I can't find on and they scare me a little bit.
Thanks, Emma
Love the quilt and the cicular quilting.
ReplyDeleteNice! Is this from acommonplacelife?
ReplyDeleteoh I absolutely love this!!!
ReplyDeleteBEATUTIFUL!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely. Always nice to stop by your blog and see something cheery and inspiring. Now I need to go make circles, but I just started hexagons and then there's the modern squares and some more fabric to buy...oh dear.
ReplyDeleteThat is FABULOUS! Good job, as usual... ;)
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh! This is beautiful! The colours, the fabric, the quilting. I love it.
ReplyDeleteUrsula
This is fantastic! I love the circles, and the colors are perfect. This is a perfect way to celebrate the beginning of summer! I love those darker green prints with the lighter pinks; it really makes your eye move around the quilt.:)
ReplyDeleteanother stunning quilt. Love the colors and the circles. You are true inspiration. Selina
ReplyDeleteVery pretty quilt. Love the colors!
ReplyDeletelove it, you are one talented lady. is a tutorial possible, please
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI'm SO in love! I want to stare at each piece of fabric. Really, each fabric I'm in love with!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous quilt & the circle lined quilting looks great. Sewing circles terrifies me, won't even attempt it. It's really a dumb phobia to have when you've never attempted it. Well actually I sort of tried it once and it was a disaster!!!! BEAUTIFUL!!! Ahhhh, I'm truly thankful that you returned to blogging. I wish you would come out to Texas.
ReplyDeleteBrenda C.
Adorable!!! I've done this pattern on a smaller scale, and quilted it with circles as you did - but how in the world did you get those quilted so stinkin perfect?!?!?!? LOLOL!! Mine were no where near as good and got picked out several times! LOL! Seriously... how'd you DO that??? :D
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. I have the back fabric!!!
ReplyDeletelovely. Don't laugh at me, but it makes me think of summer holidays.
ReplyDeletePlease can someone tell me where I can find the pattern for this quilt? Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt. I love the colours, the fabric and the circles! So great, I wish i could sew like this!
ReplyDeleteSo fun! What a beautiful job. I've wanted to make that style quilt for a while and you've inspired me to do it sooner than later!
ReplyDeleteThis is possible the prettiest quilt I've seen this year. Lovely fabric choices and love those circles!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the round quilting
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow - perfect circles!
ReplyDeleteAnd I love your fabric choices - so scrappy pretty!
Wow! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteJust so beautiful. A tutorial, PLEASE!
ReplyDeleteYou did get that done fast! Love the way it turned out.
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous. It makes me want to pull out my circle quilt and quilt it. I love your colors better than mine, though. Good contrast and mix.
ReplyDeleteGreat...great fabric, quilting, colors...great.
ReplyDeleteThere's a lot of eye candy here. I love the binding and the backing too.
ReplyDeleteAmanda Jean! Well done! Can you please let me know if there is a pattern for this?...
ReplyDeleteSo, so beautiful... I wish I had your skills
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful! I bought the exact same Farmdale floral Alexander Henry fabric at Joanns last week. I think the color is divine. How did you quilt the concentric circles so accurately? Did you draw the lines first or what? I have never done any type of precision quilting without the aid of painter's tape. That's why I'm wondering...thanks:)
ReplyDeleteFabulous. Just love the fabric and colour combinations. A post on the process you use for making your choices would be fascinating, if ever you are minded to do that?
ReplyDeleteIt's just gorgeous!! I keep seeing circle quilts, and I think I'm just going to have to break down and make one myself.....
ReplyDeleteI love the colours and the wonderfully round circles - what a great quilt
ReplyDeleteWow I have had this design on my to do list for sometime but always thought it too hard. Do you have any hints or tips on how to make this quilt. Any suggestions would be great.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt! Great job! I would love it if you could post a tutorial on how to do this. I am a beginner quilter and have NO idea how to sew together curved pieces. But now that I have seen this quilt I MUST learn how!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! I made a much darker one with batiks, but I love it in the colors you used!
ReplyDeleteThis is so gorgeous!!!Where can I find a pattern for that?
ReplyDeletehugs from Brasil
Oh, just another random week in the life of a Crazy Mom. You crack me up! It's beautiful, as always!
ReplyDeleteThat is one heck of an accomplishment for the week. Fantastic quilt!
ReplyDeleteLovely quilts! I love the design and the colors
ReplyDeleteOooh! Love that backing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful <3
ReplyDeleteWOW! Love all the colors, great quilting as well. NICE!!!
ReplyDeletefab quilt and great blog too, hope you don't mind but I've added you as a fave on my blog too
ReplyDeletejust beautiful! i love the backing fabric. you do some wonderful (and quick) work!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutly love this one! Makes me want to try circles :-). Great work, and boy do I LOVE that backing!!!
ReplyDeleteOh GOODNESS! This is incredibly delightful! I have two questions. 1. how do you quilt in a circle like that, as in what is YOUR method, I can think of a few ways to do it...and two what color thread did you use?
ReplyDeleteSo cute-you have inspired me! I have had the template for probably 2 years! I tried it once with the no pinning method & it didn't come out that great. I'm going to try it again your way!
ReplyDeleteWow! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun quilt! Your quilting adds movement and makes it so gorgeous! Thank you for an awesome tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI just love this quilt. You not only did a great job sewing but your tutorial was the best written ever. I appreciate when someone takes the time to teach the details, like pressing directions. So many times these things are left out an we don't get as good of product as we could. Yahoo and thanks a bunch!!!!
ReplyDeleteCindy
I made a king-sized quilt from batiks for my son last year, all curved piecing. This year, I'm working on my daughters'. I love doing the curved=piecing, it's my favorite piecework...I love your fabrics, and the quilting. I sent mine out, and was very pleased with the outcome...
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely going to try the curved piecing.....your quilt is beautiful.... luv the colors....(o:
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! For your circular quilting, did you just start at the outside of the circle and spiral in and end in the center? Or did you have a different way of doing it?
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! And I really like a quilt without a border..
ReplyDeleteHow do you do it? Lovely!
ReplyDeleteAdding this one to my list! You are a pro at color combining for a refreshing dreamy effect. Just lovely!
Very nice...love this quilt!
ReplyDeletehugz...
I love it! This is the same quilt that I am working on using the same templates. I am using a French General FQ bundle and it is a king size quilt. This one has taken a lot longer than yours tho!!! I love your colors and I am thinking I will have to make one just like it too! LOL
ReplyDelete¡¡Está precioso¡¡ Gracias por compartir este tutorial. Saludos desde Sevilla, España.
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful Thank you for sharing this tutorial. Greetings from Seville, Spain.
That's ALL you did in one week? Geez, you must have been bored out of your mind! LOL! Fabulous circle quilt. Love those summery colors.
ReplyDeleteQue maravilla, así explicado parece fácil. Espero poder hacerlo.
ReplyDeleteCute quilt! Love how it turned out and great tutorial! Hope you are doing so well friend!
ReplyDeleteIt is very lovly and nice colours.
ReplyDeleteHi from Denmark
Gitte
Such a beautiful quilt! Great colors, amazing quilting, excellent piecing. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteYou make it look so simple Thankyou :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing and beautiful quilt! I love everything about it. The colours are just gorgeous and the circles on squares effect is simple and cute. I think one of my sons might like a quilt like that...with fewer floral fabric choices of course. :)
ReplyDeleteI love this - but circles scare me.
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