Finally! I made it for my 25 year old niece, Andrada. She loves pink.
The dot fabrics are from the Ta Dot collection by Michael Miller.
I can’t wait to find out what she thinks about it…
What could I say about it ? “Heavy quilting” is my name!
Even tough at first I thought I can’t finish it before my retirement, it was actually a quick quilting. I looked at the clock: 20 minutes for a block with 24 wedges. Thanks to my speedy Jack – the sewing machine. But I couldn’t do it all in one day!
Initially, I wanted to stitch some radial or circular motifs, then I thought the bubble quilting matches better the dot fabric.
I am so glad I used a little black! I took the advice of one my friends: “I add a little black to all my quilts!”. Thank you, Michele! It’s a good advice!
Surprisingly, I don’t feel sorry that my dot stash is substantially reduced! I could make this pattern again and again…
Happy quilting!
Oh I love how it turned out! I've had my eye on dresdens lately, and have been seeing lots of 'new' ways to do them. This one may take the cake!
A wonderfull quilt for your niece.
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Geta, what a fantastic quilt. Your quilting is superb.
This quilt is so beautiful. Great job! The quilting fits perfectly.
Susanne
Stunning! Where can I buy the pattern?
That is such a cool quilt Geta!! I love it,and I'm sure your niece will too!
Just beautiful!!!
This quilt is gorgeous! And I think you made it in record time! That was very fast! I love the quilting you did….it's perfect for it!
Wow..each quilt you make just surpasses the last with beauty, skill and creativity. Love the design, amazing quilting! You are the best!
It turned out beautiful and I am sure it will be treasured by your niece. I think you are just too speedy – I am more like the turtle…slow, slow, slow!
It's fabulous!
Oh, I love your designs! Beautiful!
Your quilting is amazing! What a fantastic pattern as well.
Your quilt is beautiful…….it is so fresh and that little touch of black is great….
Cara Geta,tanti complimenti e molta ammirazione per il tuo superbo lavoro.
Vania
Stunning Quilt…*love* the quilting!!
So pretty.I love it. Wig.
It is just divine. I would love to make this quilt one day.
Why not just make one for me….lol
I love your work; and your niece is going to be floored by this quilt!!!
It is simply beautiful!!An awful lot of work in that quilting; but well worth it.
OMGosh, Geta, that is gorgeous!! Of course, all of your quilts are! I'm sure your niece will live it.
Can't wait to see what you come up with next!!
Oops, I meant to say your niece will "love" it!!
Amazing! is all I can say!
Fantastic!!! and I too like the little bit of black 🙂 It has turned out really lovely. Hugs Vicki x
Geta, your quilt is gorgeous and I just the quilting. Everything about it is beautiful.
The quilt is lovely.
Magnificent!!!
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Just Beautiful!! LOVE IT!!!
Wow – that is just wonderful. If she doesn't like it – I am here. I love the quilting you did on it!!
The quilting is wonderful! It has been fun to watch this quilt progress all the way to the end.
Your niece is going to love this quilt! So pretty.
I'm sure your niece will love this. I love how you quilted it.
I love the fresh modern look of your quilt and the quilting looks great as well. Your niece is very lucky.
OMG – I´m deeply in love with this quilt. The quilting is amazing!!!
Hello Geta, I like this quilt!
It is fashinating, with a touch of fresh air.
Wow, Geta. The quilting you chose is fantastic.
If for some reason, your niece doesn't like this quilt (like that will happen!), I'll take it!! Wonderful piece!!
It's stunning!
I so love your Dresden Plate quilt! Are you planning on writing a pattern for it?
Wonderful! Your niece is a lucky girl!
The heavy quilting makes the seams disappear and all you see are the "flowers" – stunning!
Wow. Gorgeous quilt and that quilting is amazing. Great job.
Absolutely wonderful!!!!!
This is such a fun quilt pattern and wonderful quilting, too. Thanks for sharing it with us.
you are definitely my favorite of the day!!!!
this is so beautiful!
This quilt is ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!!!
This is such a darling quilt! I love it!!
Beautiful work, this is so adorable! 🙂
Oh my, Geta!! This is one gorgeous quilt!
Geta breathtaking this is….have in pinned on my board
Hello! I've had your quilt pinned for several weeks now, and I'm going to attempt to make one for a friend's new baby girl. Can you tell me how wide you cut each of your fabrics to make the striped parts? What about the finished block size? Any help you could give would be very appreciated! Thanks for the inspiration and great tutorial; I'm just waiting for my 15 degree ruler to arrive 🙂
This is spectacular work! Just gorgeous.
Oh, my heavens! I am in love!!
WoW!! What an eye-popping beautiful quilt. I am totally impressed. I can see there are going to be dots in my future. Thanks for sharing. :O)
Love the pattern! Love the quilt and your quilting takes it to the next level!
Your quilt is amazing..and the quilting you have done on it unbelieveable!! Would love to attempt one of my own – down the track, so I've put you in my favourites!! Thanks for the inspiration!!
This quilt is striking! Thank you for sharing it with all of us!!!
Hello out there, I just have one quest: isn't the 4th photo a quilt made after your pattern?
http://www.diaryofaquilter.com/2012/03/retreating.html
Somebody is asking for pattern at the end of the comments, and I didn't see anybody giving any reference… 😉
In rest, numai bine si multa inspiratie 🙂
Rox
GORGEOUS!! What a wonderful quilt & I love the tip about black, it really makes all of your colors pop! And your quilting is insane!! Wow!!
Absolutely AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL!!!!
This is beautiful!! Just my kind of quilt! I love everything about it from the dot fabric to the superb quilting! Thanks for sharing! Is would love to duplicate this look!
Great idea to make octagons from circles! Thank you! Your quilt is amazing!
I am having a terrible turning the circles into octagons, can you give any help!
I am having a terrible turning the circles into octagons, can you give any help! What size block am I shooting for?