Tsunami (A Giant "Storm at Sea) quilt by Deonn Stott featuring Water Mark fabrics designed by Tammie Green @studiotgreen for Riley Blake Designs |
From the moment I saw Water Mark in Riley Blake Design's catalog, I knew it was the perfect fabric for a remake of my Tsunami quilt pattern!
Water Mark fabrics ~ photo by Julia @ RBD |
A traditional "Storm at Sea" quilt pattern is not usually made with blocks as large as these, but I made the original quilt for my son using upcycled denim, khakis and corduroy pants! Thick, heavy fabrics like those called for supersized pieces, and the Tsunami quilt was born!
Water Mark's big, bold prints were perfect for these giant blocks. I love the simple, straight-seam construction of this quilt. It's the juxtaposition of differing angles, along with gradated shades of fabric that creates the effect of dimension and movement, like the rolling waves of a stormy sea!
My dress matches the quilt! (Haha, and my hair, too!) See the previous POST to learn more.
Big thanks to Riley Blake Designs for providing the fabrics for this post! We love our new quilt!
Pattern: Tsunami (A Giant "Storm at Sea")
Fabric: Water Mark = Milo/Navy, Delta/Navy, Storm/Coastal Blue, Cove/Cool Gray, Tidalwave/White
Water Mark is making its way to quilt shops now! Ask for it at your local quilt shop or get it from an online retailer.
Happy Quilting, friends!
P.S. Check out Becky's Tsunami from a recent class!
Your quilt turned out beautifully and I LOVE those fabrics. It is one of my favorite patterns too. It looks like you are enjoying your grandma time with that sweet little one. How quickly she has grown up! 🥲
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt, the fabrics, and the pattern. So neat to see a biggie sized Storm at Sea. Your photos are beautiful too!
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