MONTH 11 - Show Your Progress Here

[Lynn W.]

Myra asked about seeing my finished quilt to get an idea of machine quilting. Here is an image of my Laurel Ridge quilt so you can get an idea of the machine quilting. It was beautifully quilted by Dianne Schweickert in Livermore, CA. There are also many more images on my Sew'n Wild Oaks blog here: Sew'n Wild Oaks Quilting Blog: Introducing Laurel Ridge

[Myra T.]

Thank you so much Lynn. The quilting is certainly inspirational. I will also check your blog.
Thanks again for Laurel Ridge Quilt and story and your excellent instructions.

[Tina P.]

Center done

[Kathy M.]

The center blocks shown here, as well as some of the finished quilts are gorgeous. I want to say I am thankful for the extra fabric - as well as the gift fabrics which I received int he mail today. I was able to use all of the original fabrics in my top so am saving the new ones for something later. I’m hoping to use left-over fabrics - and a few “oops” blocks to do another project. This has been a challenging quilt but beautiful and I have learned a lot. Thank you Lynn Wilder for a beautiful creation; and, thank you Barbara for shepherding us through and the great tips you shared.

I definitely agree that the 2025 BOM has been a great challenge and so well put together. I have the Autumn kit and didn’t get upset about the few hiccups with fabric. TQS went above and beyond to make it right. Honestly- every quilt is a challenge and I’m sure I would have figured something out regardless. Lynn’s design and instructions are superb. I have really enjoyed the videos produced by her granddaughter! And Barbara has been a joy to learn from.
I have a ways to go before I finish but I have every intention of getting there. My blocks aren’t perfect and certainly not show worthy but I’m happy with what I’ve learned- it has been time well spent.
Thank you everyone at TQS and especially Lynn for the phenomenal project and Barbara for the fantastic follow up.
I already have the 2026 solid kit for Game On. I’ll be finishing Laurel Ridge while working on Game On. It’s all good.
Pam Huggins

[Barbara B.]

Thank you, Pam. This quilt did teach a lot to many. I learned a few things!
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[Sharon P.]

I am finished with the top except for the borders. I have to thank Lynn for all the wonderful tips,tricks and videos as I have never made so many “perfect” pieced squares. Everything went absolutely great and I am amazed at my scale of being so right on…lol …

[Melanie H.]

I had to post a picture of my quilt blocks on my design wall, which is way to small! All the blocks are done but not on my design wall. I will be putting them together in sections per directions and adding a wider border. This quilt is for my queen-sized bed. I can't wait! I have loved working with the fabrics in the Spring kit. They have made my heart happy every time I have sewn with them. I love the way the blocks come together in the quilt to make secondary patterns. Great pattern, directions and videos. This has been much fun. Thank you all. I will post finished and then quilted quilt probably after Christmas when done.

[Barbara B.]

The nice thing about this is the way it's put together in 9 sections. Get done what you can, as you can. Just like we eat an elephant: one bite at a time!

I made some changes to the centre block of my quilt. I used EPP instead of appliqué, so I decided to add a little to the centre block. I really like the pinwheel star variation that I chose for the centre to compliment my hexagons.

[Lynnanne]

It’s really pretty, nice color combinations!

Thanks, Lynnanne. Most of the outer blocks have blues with hints of red/pink. I thought it would be nice to have more red/pink in the centre.

[Cheryl R.]

I finished the 24 blocks for month 11, but not the center yet. I also re-made the month with the flannel blocks- on my wall I didn’t like how the stripes looked. I also got a little silly and thought I’d embroider the blocks for month 6 (I think) it was a bad idea. I liked what Lynn said about the community and friendship circles on the quilt, and I thought my machine could work on one set of blocks while I worked on month 11. I didn't have all the blocks up on my wall, and while I thought I was staying within the spirit of Lynn’s design, they looked horrible and took away from the style and overall the spirit of the quilt. My BERNINA started acting up, so I didn’t get to the “friendship or Lynn Wilder blocks. Guess I’ll put it on the label. I also made a wedding veil and wedding cake this month, and spent a month traveling, so I’m a little slow at finishing, but decided to finish with the directions and just be slow. I have enjoyed learning with Lynn’s technique and Barbara’s tips. Thank you both of you!!!

[Barbara B.]

Love how you experimented to make the quilt your own. Sometimes ideas don't do what we think they will. So we simply change our minds. Lovely job.