wesing

Hello -

This is my 2nd post. I have found a lot of cool stuff on this board.

I'm wondering if anyone here has completed a "Storm at Sea?" I bought a template set and it looks like amateurs like us can finish one, but it is a lot of cutting and sewing. If you have one would you please post a pic and give a difficulty rating and tell me any tips or tricks you learned?

TIA

Darren

lyndawn

Sorry I haven't finish one, but I do have it on my to-do list. Where did you the templates?

Lynette

Kyiav10

I have seen pics from members.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/9888.page

http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/8031.page

Hope these help.

Kyia

gcathie

www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/15/7453.page here is another posting of a finished one

BlueChicken

That's a stunning pattern!

I especially love the blue and white one, the contrast is awesome.

Can I ask why this pattern is considered difficult?

wesing

I got it on ebay - this looks like the pattern but I don't think this is who I bought it from. My templates seem sturdy and durable.

Thanks for the pics. We have plenty on our plate for now, but I do want to do one of these quilts.

http://cgi.ebay.com/STORM-AT-SEA-qui...3286.m20.l1116

auntluc

Some links to a couple of places for a free pattern....the McCalls one is stunning.
http://www.mccallsquilting.com/qb/pattern_206/
http://www.quilt.com/Blocks/StormAtS...irections.html

pocoellie

If you go to www.Quilter'sCache.com she gives very good directions and levels of difficulty. It doesn't look impossible.

2 Doods

This is timely for me! I am glad someone asked! I have one started. I have had to put it aside to catch up on other WIPs. I found the pattern in a book. I'll get some pics posted when I get a little more of it together. The pattern I have has you make the large blocks then the diamond pieces and small squares are put in as sashing. I hope it works!!

Cathe

The first time I made it, I used templates.

The next time, I used the rotary cutter and standard measurements to do everything but those diamond/rectangle sections. I used foundation piecing for those, and it worked really well.