I have a small storm at sea in progress.
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/momiix...b0.jpg&.src=ph

That isn't a very good photo of it and it has the borders on it now. If
I could figure out why the pictures no longer load into picture project,
I'd update the photo!

I like this pattern and will probably make it again.

Tricia
http://photos.yahoo.com/momiixii


Pat in Virginia wrote:
Focus on Design is my once in a while thread. I start one when the moods
strikes. The purpose it to discuss the design elements of a designated
quilt top. This is not the place to talk about chocolate, sewing
machines, kids or other popular issues. Please reserve those for other
threads. In this thread, let's FOCUS ON DESIGN: STORM AT SEA QUILTS!


Here are two from Debi's album ... these are quilts she photographed at
a recent quilt show. The first, Marie Karickhoff's Red Tide, is the
traditional S@S setting with an uncommon red and white color way. It
carries some of the block elements into the border.
http://tinyurl.com/hl7oz
The second one, Kim Moore's Tropical Storm, has a unique setting, and a
unique multicolored variation. It has Virginia Reel blocks in the border.
http://tinyurl.com/mmx83

Here is a coloring page with a S@S 'quilt' design.
http://tinyurl.com/oq99j I do not care for the 'double sashing' or
whatever you might call that. I like the 'single' version as in Red
Tide, above. The Quilter's Cache Version also has the 'double sashing'
look.
http://www.quilterscache.com/S_U/StormAtSeaBlock.html

If you want to see some patterns, go to Block Central and click on any
of the three links. http://tinyurl.com/oq99j

Sew, do you have a Storm At Sea Quilt? Steve in Alaska said he made one
ages ago. I hope he posts a photo of that one. I have been 'saving blues
& greens' for one for ages. Maybe this thread will give me the push to
start! How about you?

PAT in Virginia, USA