Welcome
to the Sticks
and
the second day of the
"Sweet on You Challenge"
to the Sticks
and
the second day of the
"Sweet on You Challenge"
Here is my finished
Rainbow Wild Star Quilt.
Joan at MooseStashQuilting invited a great group of Bloggers to
create something inspired by something they are sweet on.
I participated in the Wild Star Sew-Along over on Instagram
with
If you click on Lindlee, she still has the pattern info available
in her stories under the Wild Star SAL tab.
Sorry about the creases, but I just unpacked this quilt.
Here is why:
We are sweet on our Kansas City Chiefs football!
Tradition says that if the Chiefs make it to the Super Bowl,
we have to watch it in Las Vegas
at a certain party, in a certain booth,
wearing the same shirts...
you get the idea.
The year we didn't go watch the super bowl in Vegas, 2021 (covid), our Chiefs lost.
And since we were going to Vegas, there were a couple of other
"sweet-on-you"
things we wanted to do!
Visiting my friend Carol at Just Let Me Quilt was "sweet on you" number 1!
She had just signed up for a class at one of our favorite quilt shops,
to make seam rippers. I was sooo in!
Eye protection first, I was so scared -
Carol was so brave and showed us all how it was done.
It's so fun to play once the nerves settled down...
We handled the power tools like champs!
And our final "sweet" results-
Can you be "sweet on you" with a seam ripper?
Another "sweet on you" thing we like to do in Las Vegas is watch
our favorite college baseball player at the College of Southern Nevada
I had taken the Rainbow Wild Star quilt to Las Vegas to get pictures,
this is not what I had in mind:
I was double "sweet on you" for this quilt with a minky fabric backing that day.
Check out the others that are "sweet on you" today:
Tuesday, Feb 21st
Creatin' in the Sticks ME!
Quilt Schmilt
Ms P Designs USA
The Crafty Grammie
Vroomans Quilts
Words and Stitches
Quilt Schmilt
Ms P Designs USA
The Crafty Grammie
Vroomans Quilts
Words and Stitches
Joan has the rest of the schedule HERE
and
a Pinterest Page HERE.
Challenge complete!
Your wild rainbow quilt is really interesting. The name too is intriguing. You and Carol were much braver that I would be. I'm not even safe with the paring knife. Good on you. Thanks for sharing your adventures
ReplyDeleteIt all looks like so much fun! I am intrigued with the making of your own seam ripper. I have always loved watching videos of people using a lathe to create all sorts of things, it is mesmerizing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful rainbow quilt and great job on the seam rippers!
ReplyDeleteYou had me at scrappy, but throw rainbow in and it's over the top fabulous! I'm not sure if it's the quilt I love the best, or that fact that you got to play with Carol! Either way, it's a win-win, all the way around! :-)
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is wonderful! Your seam rippers are great, and your trip sounds fun except for the cold.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to your team's Super Bowl WIN, Carla!! You've got a rainbow-licious quilt, fun times, and good memories in Vegas. Woot-woot!!
ReplyDeleteLove that rainbow quilt! How fun to be in Las Vegas for the Superbowl and get to see Carol too!!! Those seam rippers are awesome. And how about those Chiefs! Yay!!! So glad to see them pull it off! Thanks for sharing, Carla!
ReplyDeleteAmazing quilt and seam rippers! So glad you got to visit with Carol too. It is something that it was cold in Vegas. Having never been there, I assumed they always have warm weather.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful quilt and fun that it went to Vegas for the super bowl trip. Glad for you the Chiefs one, but grew up an Eagles fan so I did root for them!
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt! Love ALL the colors of the rainbow and those in between! LOL I know you had fun with Carol making those seam rippers. Sounds like a really good time! I'm a college football fan, so didn't have a dog in that superbowl hunt! LOL and ROLL TIDE!
ReplyDeleteI wondered where you were and if you were dancing in the streets, lol. Love your post.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! Your Vegas trip looked like a great time!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is lovely. I am especially intrigued with making your own seam ripper handle~ very sweet!!
ReplyDeleteSew sweet! Your rainbow quilt is beautiful! Good thing you had it in Vegas! You did a great job on your seam ripper.
ReplyDeleteLove the rainbow quilt! What a great opportunity to make a seam ripper! I just broke one of mine! I could have used that quilt a couple of weeks ago in New Mexico, I was freezing!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe we didn't take that quilt out for a photo shoot. Guess we were too busy having fun! I'm looking forward to a good time with you again. I love the gray background and bright colors! Minky on the back and your beautiful quilting...sweet!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the Chiefs! It sounds like you had a great time, all the way around. I love traditions. Your quilt is beautiful, and the border is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteRainbow Wild Star is spectacular and love the quilting in this piece. Beautiful job.
ReplyDeleteWomen and power tools, a little football, and a lovely quilt! Thanks for sharing all of the sweetness.
ReplyDeleteVegas - cold - yikes! What a cute, sweet quilt to have along. The seam rippers are gorgeous. I know you had a wonderful time with Carol.
ReplyDeleteLove your scrappy star!
ReplyDeleteWell, both the seam ripper and the quilt are super sweet!!! You've learned a great new skill there! xx
ReplyDeleteSounds like a very fun adventure!!
ReplyDeleteLove that rainbow quilt - its just gorgeous!!!
I loved watching your progress on the Star quilt and it turned out beautifully. Your Vegas trip sounds like so much fun and your seam rippers are gorgeous. Sounds like so much fun.
ReplyDeleteLots of sweetness going on! and yes you can be sweet on seam rippers. I bought one at quilt con a few years ago similar to the ones you made, It is fantastic! I would be cool to make one for sure.
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