I've got a winner to announce in the Sew Sweet Simplicity Giveaway for Block 2, but first, I'm so excited to show you a quilt that I have made up using the Wiggle Time pattern designed by Cynthia Brunz. You know Cynthia - she blogs over at Quilting Is More Fun Than Housework. With a blog name like that, who wouldn't remember her, right? And this week she is giving away a Wiggle Time pattern to one lucky winner!
This is a fun quilt to put together and it makes the perfect sized lap quilt. It wouldn't be too hard to cut a few more pieces to make it larger size if you'd wish.
The pattern calls for five fat quarters, so it was fun to go shopping and pull some fabrics together that blended. I used Kona Teal for the background, and the backside is a very fun light-colored fabric with butterflies flitting around and about.
I'm awfully proud of myself because I made this quilt as a gift for Christmas, and here I have it done at the first of December - how did that ever happen? I don't question it too much - I'm just happy I don't have to stitch down the binding on Christmas Eve!
Because of all that wonderful, solid background fabric, I had a great amount of negative space to play with. I used a combination of swirls and paisley designs to wind my way through the background. For each row, I chose a different quilting motiff. In the dark pattern row (above), the quilting isn't very visible, so I chose straight lines to give a 'fan' appearance.
A nice, symmetrical floral motif worked well in the light-colored blocks above.
Over all, I'd highly recommend Wiggle Time if you need a quick, fast, easy project. And if you're still looking for a last-minute gift idea, this pattern would serve you well.
You can find Wiggle Time on Craftsy or in her Etsy Shop. And if you'd like to enter to win a downloadable pattern, there are 3 ways to enter:
1. Leave a comment here and tell me what colors you can see working for Wiggle Time.
2. Visit Cynthia Brunz Designs and her follow her via her blog. Come back and let me know you did.
3. I love followers, too! Follow my Mountain Quiltworks blog, Facebook, or Favorite my Etsy Shop, Mountain Quiltworks. Let me know how you follow for another entry.
A winner will be chosen at random. Deadline for entries is midnight Pacific Time on Wednesday, Dec. 10. Contest is open to international entries as well!
And speaking of winners, I'd like to thank all of you who responded to the Sew Sweet Simplicity BOM Block 2 Giveaway that I hosted last week. After a random drawing, my winner of a pattern set by Jacquelynne Steves is: Denise P who said, "Barb, your fabric choices are wonderful -- perfect for these blocks! I can't wait to see what quilty stuff you do in the centers!! Usually, when I'm crafting something for a large group, the first one is a prototype -- and I keep that one -- and learn from my mistakes on the subsequent reproductions!! ;)" WTG, Denise!
Quilting with a smile,
Barb
I love that you got such a cute, quick quilt out of 5 FQ and the backing. Your quilting is very complimentary, too. And all early in december!
ReplyDeleteI see rainbow colors off set with black! thanks for the give away!
ReplyDeleteGreat job and that is a very sweet pattern of which I would just love to win!! I think gray background with aqua prints!
ReplyDeleteI happen to have two sets of five fat quarter sets that would be awesome quilts using this pattern. One with puppies in bright colors with pink, turquoise and lime and the other has jungle animals in brown,green and orange. Thanks for the pattern giveaway.
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ReplyDeleteThis pattern will work with any high contrast colors and patterns.
ReplyDeleteI've been following Cynthia on Bloglovin for some time now.
ReplyDeleteI have a set of kitty FQ in blues, browns and greens that would work wonderfully for this quilt. I will add this quilt to my 2015 list.
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I follow Cynthia on Bloglovin. I love her blog. She creates such beauty out of scraps.
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Well first off your quilt is great and I love your quilting! And if I were to win I think I would do it in seashore fabrics and colors-since I live at the beach! Kinda reminds me of soft rolling waves.
ReplyDeleteFollowing on Bloglovin. When signing up she had a great animal print Wiggle Time photo--Loved it!
ReplyDeleteAh Ha... Now I am even following on FB--next I will be following in my car!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous. I can see mine in background color-light tan and the blocks in turquoises, blues, burgundy's, pinks and maybe the background in light tan and burgundy flowers.
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I follow your blog via email.
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ReplyDeleteI would love to see this quilt done in blues and greens. However, I think this pattern would look cute in any color combo.
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt. I see it with yellow and mauve wiggles and a darker purple background. Thanks!
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I follow Quilting is More Fun Than Housework on Bloglovin. Thanks!
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I follow you by email. Thanks!
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This is a cute quilt! I love fast and easy patterns. I would use bright colors on a white background for a great kid's quilt. Thanks for the chance to win a copy of the pattern.
ReplyDeleteI already follow Cynthia's blog.
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ReplyDeleteLovely quilt-I'd use rainbow colors with a white background for a fun child's quilt!
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ReplyDeleteI think this pattern would work for an I Spy quilt.
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ReplyDeleteI follow Cynthia by email. I would like to try a rainbow version.
ReplyDeleteI can see that in pinks and greys - the current colorway I am using for baby quilts! :-)
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ReplyDeleteI would use purples and yellows......
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ReplyDeleteI love pink and green together and think it would be fun with this pattern.
ReplyDeleteCool pattern would love to do it in purples and grey
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ReplyDeleteVery pretty quilt design and I adore the free motion quilting. I would use deep reds, golds and blacks to match my family room. Beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteThis is a great male pattern. I'm thinking grey with blues and greens or beige with browns and a little orange. Geometrics.
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ReplyDeleteI'm partial to blue, so I like the way you made it. But I seem to have a lot of purple in my stash, so maybe purple and green with a touch of light yellow. This looks like a pattern I'm going to have to buy.
ReplyDeleteLeslie S. in MN
I already follow Cynthia's blog.
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I can see that quilt in teals and purples (but I can see anything in teals and purples) valerie.boudier@ntlworld.com
ReplyDeleteI already follow Cynthia's blog on Bloglovin' valerie.boudier@ntlworld.com
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ReplyDeleteI'd like to use rainbow colours with a white background!
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ReplyDeleteI follow you via GFC too!
ReplyDeleteGood morning Barb:)
ReplyDeleteI'd love to use my "Wild and Free" from Maureen Cracknell on the Wiggle Time pattern. No more blah background for my quilts....I love your Kona teal. I'd probably use Kona Coral for collection mentioned above.
Thank you and congrats on your Dec 1 finish>
I visited Cynthia's blog and am already a follower of her via Bloglovin.
ReplyDeleteBarb I'm now following you also on Bloglovin.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for introducing yourself and this generous giveaway. You're awesome!
I really like your colors but I also like Cynthia's colors. I think this would be great to look in my stash and use up some of my pieces too. I like to come up with some boyish colors for charity quilts when I can.
ReplyDeleteI follow Cynthia on google.
ReplyDeletei think this quilt would be good in red, white and blue made large enough for a qov.
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ReplyDeleteI think orange, aqua and white would be three good colors.
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ReplyDeleteI'd love to use Kona White as the background with Christmas colors.
ReplyDeleteI already follow Cynthia's blog with Bloglovin.
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ReplyDeleteI think this pattern would look nice in red, white and blue -- sort of a waving flag look.
ReplyDeleteI've been following Cynthia's blog for some time now. Love the quilts she comes up with, and her fabric choices.
ReplyDeleteI've been following you via bloglovin. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
ReplyDeleteThe colors I would use would be hot pink, apple green and bright yellow with a soft yellow background,
ReplyDeleteOOOOoooo I can see yellows and greys!! mumbird3(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteLove this pattern. Would like to try with brown and teals!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great pattern! I might make it with low volume fat quarters and something bright for the background fabric!
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ReplyDeleteI would love to see it in pinks and purples.
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ReplyDeleteI would make this in orange and yellow prints on a navy background
ReplyDeleteLovely pattern. I would do in beach colours--light blue and sandy browns.
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Reds, greys, and blacks would look great in this pattern.
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ReplyDeleteLime and gray!
ReplyDeleteBarb, thank you *SO* much!! And I love your Wiggle Time -- it's very fun!!! :)
ReplyDeleteSeguidora BOLGLOVIN e agora também Facebook,obrigada.Estou precisando de uma capa para máquina de costura,vai ficar lindo não?Obrigada!
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OMG! I never realized it you only need 5 FQ. I have a set of baby boy quilts I have to make in the new year - twins! this would be a great pattern!
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ReplyDeleteReally great looking quilt! I would use it for a fishing themed quilt I'm making.
ReplyDeleteLove this quilt pattern -- I make quilts for Project Linus and this would be a great pattern for that.
ReplyDeleteI would love this in blues, greens and purples
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ReplyDeleteI'd like to make this in RED WHITE AND BLUE!
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ReplyDeleteI would love to see this in Red, White and Blue.
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ReplyDeleteI love the blue colorway on Wiggles, and would love to make it in a variety of colors. cdahlgren at live dot com
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ReplyDeleteI think I would use pink for little girls. Nancy A: rangerer@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeleteI think an I Spy quilt would be fun with this pattern!
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ReplyDeleteWiggle Time would be gorgeous done in shades of pink and gray!
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ReplyDeleteI would use Shades of purple solids.
ReplyDeleteI would use scraps in all colors of purple and blue!
ReplyDeleteI think a black white and grey combo would great!
ReplyDeleteI am following Cynthia on GFC
ReplyDeleteI am following you on etsy now (skynkatesmom)
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ReplyDeleteDark background with brights for the waves would be eye popping I think
ReplyDeleteI have some navy, yellow and red kid's prints ready for this quilt!
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ReplyDeleteLove your quilt, great colors! I'd like to make this using yellows, grays and a pop of black.
ReplyDeleteThank you for a super giveaway and a chance to win.
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Beautiful quilting on your quilt! I need to learn how, hehe. I did visit Cynthia's blog and now follow her via BlogLovin.
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I follow you via BlogLovin.
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I'd like to do this in red, teal & grey. :) What a great color combo you did!! :)
ReplyDeleteI already follow Cynthia's blog. :)
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ReplyDeletelove the navy and blues, but can also see purple, lime green and aqua
ReplyDeleteI especially love the close ups of your wonderful quilting!! And ya know I'm a happy GFC follower and keep ya right on my blogroll. I've enjoyed our blogging friendship over the past year!
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