It's one of my favourite seasons 'guild season'. My guild had there first meeting of the year on Monday Sept 9th. I look forward to catching up with fellow members and seeing what they've made over the summer.
It is also the time I introduce the new BOM for the year, this is the fifth year I have designed the BOM. My guild is more traditional than modern and as such more members join in making the BOM if it is a more traditional setting.
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| 2019-20 BOM |
This years quilt I made in my favourite colour...green. I picked up the greens from
Caroline Quilts when she was a vendor at our quilt show in June. They are mostly Northcotts you can read about them
here.
A few closeups of some of the blocks and the quilting.
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| some feathers in this block |
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| straight lines and curves |
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| swirls and a loop with echoing out |
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| I tried not to overthink my quilting and just had fun |
The following are the previous BOM's I have designed for my guild.
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| 2015 the first design was a medallion style quilt my oldest son has this one |
2015 my first BOM design for my guild, read more about it
here.
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| 2016 in preparation of Canada's 150th birthday, applique |
2016 was a wall hanging with applique, you can read more about it
here.
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| 2017 on point with Irish chain alternate blocks |
2017 saw a more traditional style set on point, you can read more
here.
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| 2018 saw more of a modern setting |
2018 I designed more of a modern setting, you can read more about it
here.
Do you like making BOM's?
