This pattern is called a "Storm at Sea", but I re-named it a "Tsunami" because it is made with GIANT 24" blocks! Made from old black denims, khakis and corduroys from the thrift store, isn't this a great way to repurpose old jeans? Jordan seemed to like it... Awww.
Finished in time for his birthday.... Happy Birthday, Jordan!!TSUNAMI (Giant "Storm At Sea") Pattern/Instructions for this version available HERE
10-2010 Update: See what quilters around the world had to say about this quilt HERE
Hello Deonn,
ReplyDeletethis quilt is absolutly amasing, and made of old trousers it is fantastic!
A blue and white Storm a See quilt has been on my to do list for so many years, some day I´ll sew one, that for sure! It´s a beautiful pattern.
Liebe Grüße
Bente
Love this quilt did you get a pattern somewhere? I would love to know where you got it.
ReplyDeleteThis pattern is now available for download at my Craftsy Store here>> http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/quilting/home-decor/tsunami-giant-storm-at-sea/4662
DeleteHello! Your quilt is such a great example of using value in quilts. Could I have your permission to use it as an example for an upcoming presentation I am putting together for Portland Modern Quilt Guild? All the Best!
ReplyDeleteThanks for asking, Kelly! Please reference this site and a link to the pattern HERE: http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/quilting/home-decor/tsunami-giant-storm-at-sea/4662
DeleteI saw your quilt on Pinterest. Stunning! You did a beautiful job, and I love that it's made from repurposed fabrics.
ReplyDeleteWOW amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove this quilt. Am going to make it for my son. Perfect thanks for showing.
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