Hello Everyone,
Just in time for Memorial Day, the quilt without a name. You could hang it this way.....
....or this way.
It's not very large but it makes a big statement. It measures 55" x 36". Just a nice size for a patriotic quilt.
All of my quilts get their picture taken by posing on the old toboggan. This one is ready to go on a picnic.
This is the first time I started a quilt without the end design in mind. I started making red, white and blue components from my Patchwork Math book. The components were going to be my "step-outs" for The Quilt Show.com, until I saw a pattern develop in my mind, and started sewing the components together. I guess now I have to make more step-outs for the show!
So here's the rules for the "Naming of the Quilt Contest." Send me a name for this quilt by Thursday, May 22th. The cut-off time will be noon, Pacific Standard Time. The winner will be announced Saturday, May 24th. Mr. Joe and I will select our favorites, and our dog Zinnie, will be make her final selection. The decision of the judge is final. Remember Zinnie can be bribed with Kibble, doggie toys, walks in the woods, you name it, all bribes gladly accepted with a wag of the tail. The winner will receive a copy of Patchwork Math, or if you already have a copy of the book, you may select any one of my Sew'n Wild Oaks patterns. If you would like to send me your entry in an email, please send it to: patched55@comcast.net and your submission will be entered in the contest. Also this contest is not limited to only the United States. Submissions will be accepted from anywhere in the world. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, make sure I have a way to reach you and include your email address in your comment if you are a "no-reply" status.
Zinnie does tricks too! Good luck in the contest.
Soon,
Lynn
Your quilt makes me want to stand up and salute! So with that in mind, I would name it "Home of the Brave". The quilt squares represent Home, and the flag represents all those who serve our beloved country. Lynn it's beautiful!
ReplyDelete" ITS A GRAND OLD FLAG " IS WHAT I WOULD NAME YOUR BEAUTIFUL QUILT .
SO PROUDLY SHE FLIES. What a lovely wall hanging and a wonderful statement of pride in America and her people.
ReplyDeleteHubby says Waves Forever...or Long May She Wave
ReplyDeleteYou had 2 perfectly fitting post titles in Patriotic Puzzle & Pride Of Country...however...I will be sending The Honorable Judge, Zinfandel an email...please make certain that she reads it.
ReplyDeleteBetsy Ross' Legacy
ReplyDeleteGood One Donna! Every time I see a patriotic quilt, I think of Betsy Ross, her lasting legacy & that we, as quilters, continue on in her footsteps, paying homage to her most significant lifes work.
DeleteThis quilt is absolutely beautiful, Lynn, another show stopper! I saw all the pieces and it is just amazing how it all comes together in a stunning quilt! I have to think for a day or two about a name.
ReplyDeleteThis is not an easy task for such a pretty quilt but I will say "Flying Free" . Well done Lynn just beautiful .
ReplyDeleteAnother beauty... I would name it "Born in the USA".
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely amazing quilt....love it "Made in America"
ReplyDeleteI see stars in this beautiful quilt so I think Liberty Stars.
ReplyDeleteReally great quilt! How bout 'Proud To Be'.:)
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is lovely. I think it should be called "So Proudly We Hail". That's the first thing I thought when I saw it.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Aunt Bea
Wonderful quilt. I would name it "Freedom", Stars and stripes for our country. But also flying geese. They make me think of planes, and how our military protects us.
ReplyDeleteIt looks lovely; I'd call the The Fourth of July - ties in the patriotic colours and reminds me of a picnic.
ReplyDeleteOld Glory Patchwork, is my entry. It is a beauty, great work!
ReplyDeleteMy suggestion is Pride of America. Not very original I know, sorry, but it's the best I can come up with today.
ReplyDeletePS, Please remind Zinnie of just which house-guest last summer would sit and stroke her for hours on end.
Another beautiful quilt. I think I would call it Glory Days Abound. Thanks for the opportunity.
ReplyDeletePinwheels, Geese & Stars, Oh My!
ReplyDeleteKind of long but that's my suggestion.