04 November 2016

Closer to Noah


I took the advice of AmyScrapSpot and Jean Belle and added one more round of half-square triangles to the quilt top for cousin Noah. Noah's quilt is one of seven quilts I had hoped to finish by Thanksgiving but now have conceded might not be done until Christmas. I had hoped to deliver the quilts during Thanksgiving, but I'll probably have to mail them because I don't think there's any way they will be done by November 23 now.


Before The New Border

Noah will be a teenager soon, so I'm really glad I added nearly 10 inches more the width AND the length, and the Kona Gray Matter charm squares I previously didn't incorporate into the main body of the top really add some depth and dimension, I think. Thank you, ladies, for confirming what I thought might be a better plan!


I typically like to run humorous blog posts on Fridaysbut I didn't get this top done in time to share it on Thursday. Nevertheless, I did find something cute and humorous to spice up today's blog post. I saw this gorgeous little gem at the park and ride, and, well, golly, why haven't I ever thought about doing this to my car?!?




Linking up with Busy Hands Quilts, Crazy Mom Quilts and Confessions of a Fabric Addict.
Posted by Snowcatcher at 4:30 AM
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12 comments :

  1. Pat Hatt04 November, 2016 05:51

    haha I figured that was your car, someone was trying to upstage you in snowflakes car wise anyway, can't have that.

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    1. Snowcatcher04 November, 2016 06:13

      Ha! Isn't that THE most perfect car, Pat?!?

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  2. Alycia Quiltygirl.com04 November, 2016 08:20

    I like that quilt! It is very "teenagery" ;-) And the car - do it!!

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    1. Snowcatcher04 November, 2016 09:36

      Thanks, Alycia! Maybe I should decorate my car with crocheted snowflakes!!! :)

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  3. Leanne Parsons04 November, 2016 09:52

    The quilt is gorgeous! All those neutrals really seem perfect for an almost teenager :)

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    1. Snowcatcher06 November, 2016 08:12

      Thank you, Leanne! As much as I like color, I think this is one of the cooler quilt tops I've finished this year!

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  4. The Joyful Quilter04 November, 2016 13:43

    Noah's quilt looks AWESOME!! What a lucky boy1

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    1. Snowcatcher06 November, 2016 08:12

      Thank you, Joy! I really hope he will like it!

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  5. Yanicka04 November, 2016 16:51

    love the quilt. I really want to do a gray one eventually

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    1. Snowcatcher06 November, 2016 08:13

      Thank you, Yanicka! I would like to do another one some day, too, but not for a boy. I'd like to do something similar, but throw in a couple of splashes of pink or purple. :)

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  6. Mrs. Micawber07 November, 2016 20:40

    A LOT of depth and dimension - it takes the quilt to an amazing new level. It really sparkles now - not in a girly, glittery way, but in a hard, pure, gemlike way - which is very appropriate for a guy quilt! :)

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    1. Snowcatcher08 November, 2016 07:34

      Thank you, Sue! I've got it sandwiched now and can't wait to start quilting!

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