It is my turn to share my answer to the challenge and I decided to mimic the logo for this hop.
Pretty close and easy tracing thanks to EQ8!
Sewing all those little appliqued spots wasn't easy, but I think this guy turned out okay.
I'm still learning the ins-and-outs of my longarm, but these pink grips have been great tools.
I found this so, so cute fabric at Sew Yeah quilt store and had to have it. There's still some fabric left, but I used a bit of it for a quick bag.
Seriously, you can't help but smile at these wild creatures in sunglasses.
The flowers in our backyard are looking beautiful right now!
This is one of the first quilts I started in 2009 and finished in 2011 using Laurel Burch fabric, "Secret Jungle." It is my favorite quilt and I use it everyday when I'm watching TV or working on my laptop. It is definitely wild! I struggled to find a backing for it because it has so many crazy colors in it.
As the years went by I considered Linda my friend and we had a lot of laughs and serious discussions about mutual things in our lives. She was the queen of sewing demos and quilt classes! Linda died of Covid this year which broke a lot of people's hearts including mine. My quilt has more meaning than ever now.
Check out all my "Born to be Wild" friends!
May 17th
Vroomans Quilts
Homespun Hannah's Blog
Scrapdash
Kathleen McMusing
Just Sew Quilter
Just Because Quilts
May 18th
MooseStashQuilting
Selina Quilts
For The Love Of Geese
Elizabeth Coughlin Designs
Quilt Schmilt
Life in the Scrapatch
Sewing Up My Fabric
Homespun Hannah's Blog
Scrapdash
Kathleen McMusing
Just Sew Quilter
Just Because Quilts
MooseStashQuilting
Selina Quilts
For The Love Of Geese
Elizabeth Coughlin Designs
Quilt Schmilt
Life in the Scrapatch
Sewing Up My Fabric
May 19th
Ms P Designs USA
Patchouli Moon Studio
Beaquilter
Hill Valley Quilter
Quilted Delights
Stitchin At Home
Sew Many Yarns
Samelia's Mum
Inflorescence
Becky’s Adventures in Quilting and Travel
Words & Stitches
Websterquilt
Just Let Me Quilt
Days Filled With Joy
Vicki’s Crafts and Quilting
Quilting Gail
Lianne Makes Stuff
Quilt Fabrication
Food for Thought
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You used the blog hop logo for your project and I I love it!
ReplyDeleteI really like your Laurel Burch quilt.
ReplyDeleteAmazing quilt! The spot appliques must have taken forever, but very with a excellent result. This has been another wonderful hop; thanks so much for organizing it for us.
ReplyDeleteWell, how cool is that! It was a surprised to see the logo in large form. It sure makes a fun quilt. The check border is a perfect framing. Your Secret Jungle quilt is so bright and cheerful and wild. Little wonder it is a favorite and now with extra special meaning.
ReplyDeleteThat was unexpected, but oh so perfect for this blog hop! I love it!
ReplyDeleteyour quilt is wonderful. what a great idea. this will be a treasure for many years to come. what a fun bag. i too love those animals with glasses. thanks for sharing and for inspiring. quilting dash lady at comcast dot net
ReplyDeleteWow Carol, great job on your leopard! He looks fantastic. Thats a cute bag too and really wild quilt!! lol, thanks for another fun blog hop. I'm so sorry about your friend.
ReplyDeleteI love your secret jungle quilt! It’s so bright and cheery.
ReplyDeleteI really love your logo quilt! Any chance of a pattern so that we can make one, too?
ReplyDeleteVery cool, wild quilts! Love the black and white with the blog hop logo, and that colorful quilt with the zebra print back is really fun. Thanks again for hosting the hop; I always enjoy seeing the projects.
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt and bag! The fabric with the animals in sunglasses makes me smile. The born to be wild quilts I have seen have been inspiring! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic way to commemorate this hop. The logo itself was super cute and now in quilt form it is even better. Thank you for sharing and for hosting this hop!
ReplyDeleteWow, love the blog hop logo quilt! You did a great job with it!!! And your bag is cute too! Thanks once again for hosting this fun blog hop! xx
ReplyDeleteI love the logo as a quilt! Brilliant! That little bag is too cute, and it's neat to see the wild quilt with zebra backing. Nice to have something to remember someone by too. Thanks for hosting another great hop!
ReplyDeleteYour leopard came out way more than OK...he is awesome. What a cool quilt in the end. That sure is fun fabric you found at Sew Yeah. It reminds me of my silly animals in glasses. I'm so sorry to hear about your friend Linda. She sure helped you pick out the perfect backing for your bright and cheery wild quilt. I'm glad you have that special quilt to keep her memory with you always.
ReplyDeleteOh Carol, that was an awesome way to end this blog hop. You did such a good job on every part of it. That quilt is super awesome and the bag was a perfect addition. I also enjoyed seeing that older quilt. Love all of it.
ReplyDeleteI am so amazed at the variety and interpretation of each blogger. Your Pinterest page is awesome as well. Thanks for doing that.
What a fabulous quilt! I love the leopard! Everyone had such great interpretations - Thank you for organizing these hops! I really enjoy them!
ReplyDeleteDon't you wish you had a Crafter's Edge die for all those spots? You really did a great job in duplicating the logo! WOW! So sorry your friend passed. Thanks for a fun blog hop Carol.
ReplyDeleteI love your leopard! You did great and what a great hop. Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry you lost your friend. I agree -- that is perfect fabric for the back.
ReplyDeleteNancy A: SewingGranda@gmail.com
That is really cute. And, I love the wild colored quilt. So sorry to hear about the loss of your friend!
ReplyDeleteI can't decide which quilt I like more. The story with the second quilt (and the Laurel Burch fabrics) grabs my heart. Your friend's loss will be remembered by all who loved her. I think your "cat" quilt is wonderful and you did an excellent job with your long arm work.
ReplyDeleteYour logo quilt looks great. I love the fabric on the bag and so sorry about your friend, it has been a bad 15 months for a lot of people hasn't it.
ReplyDeleteLove your logo quilt and the backing is perfect!
ReplyDeleteHi Carol! {{Hugs}} I'm so sorry you lost your friend to COVID. So, so many losses that I can't help but wonder if things might have been different if only. What a wonderful memory you have in a tangible item to be used in your daily life. The picture made me smile just seeing all the different prints - it is SO YOU. The black and white zebra print really is perfect for it - wild and yet calm, too. The perfect balance for the wild prints. Love your Born to be Wild project, too. I can't help but sing that song in my mind whenever I see the title. Your yard looks gorgeous - I hope you are able to enjoy some time with your Monkey boys. They will help heal your heart. {{Hugs}} again. ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteLove how you made a quilt out of the "Born to be Wild" button!!! PERFECT!!!
ReplyDeleteTWO absolutely wonderful quilts, Carol. The first one is WOW! and I love the colors in the second and the zebra fabric is perfect. So sorry to hear about Linda. Just hate to hear of someone loosing their life to Covid. She was a sweet friend to you.
ReplyDeleteThank you for doing another fabulous hop; you are the queen of hops!
All really cute projects. I really love the Born to be Wild quilt, and that fabric with the animals wearing glasses. Too cute!
ReplyDeleteLove your leopard , a perfect finish. This blog hop was full of great ideas and projects, lots of cool fabrics too!!
ReplyDeleteApplique quilts are always my favorite to see! Beautiful! Sorry to hear of the loss of a friend, wishing you lots of fond memories to last on those more sorrowful days. Thank you as always for sharing your lovely projects and a part of your own story in life.
ReplyDeleteWow! This has been one of my favorite blog hop logos and it's so fun to see it as a quilt! Such a fun idea! Love it!
ReplyDeleteYes those spots do look insane to have been appliqued onto this wonderful piece. Your quilting is wonderful. Great job with the new toy. Very sorry to hear about your friends passing. Its wonderful that you have such a great memory to hold.
ReplyDeleteI loved the logo, and did not know it was a quilt too. You did a great job. I want one now. Sorry to hear of your friend. All of this can’t be over soon enough.
ReplyDeleteThanks for organizing another blog hop, and for the giveaway opportunity.
ReplyDeleteHi Carol,
ReplyDeleteYour Born to be Wild quilt is awesome...love the bag.
I forgot to post yesterday, but I've posted about
this today. Thanks for hosting. Have a great day!
Carol I am so very sorry your friend Linda passed from Covid. Your Born to be Wild quilt using the logo is brilliant. And of course I LOVE your bright Wild quilt...especially with the Zebra backing fabric. Thank you sew very much for hostessing and hopping.
ReplyDeleteCarol it was so much fun to see all of your inspiring projects. I love the logo quilt! My heart broke when I read you had lost your friend to Covid. I’m afraid we are done with losing loved ones, but at least some of us are trying to protect each other. 😢 Carol @ https://quiltschmilt.ca/?frame-nonce=13f4202d01
ReplyDeleteCarol, I'm so sorry to read about the loss of your friend. This quilt will be so special to you and each time you snuggle with it, you can imagine you're hugging your friend.
ReplyDeleteThank you for another fun blog hop xx
Wow, that logo translated into a fabulous quilt! How fun! Love all of your wildness, and that last one is so special.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about the loss of your friend. I can see why that wild quilt is extra special now, Carol. Thanks for hosting another fun blog hop. Off to visit more of the participating bloggers...
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is amazing. Thank you for the hop, glad my project was complete ahead of time since I sprained my wrist Tuesday morning. Just back to typing today, sorry for the delay in my visit but well worth it.
ReplyDeleteLove your black and white quilt as well as the bag. I agree the fabric is fabulous! I am sorry for the loss of your friend. Your quilt you made with the Laurel Burch fabric, and the zebra back is great. I have managed to wander through almost all of the posters for the hop. So many awesome projects.
ReplyDeleteWow! So cool. It was super fun to see the logo turned into a quilt. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteI guess I forgot to comment here but the quilt is awesome and I have blue clips like yours too.
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