I don’t expect to have as much sewing time as usual in September, so definitely I need to pick a project which is well underway. I think my Yuma quilt is the best choice. I have quilted a selection of concentric circles on the top already, now I just need to go back and add some organic wavy lines to fill in the bigger spaces between the circles (because I’m tired of making circles). Bonus points for finishing the binding.
Linking up to Melissa at Sew Bittersweet Designs for A Lovely Year of Finishes for September and To-Do Tuesday with Christine at Stitch all the Things.
Lisa in Port Hope 
This is such a pretty quilt.
Thank you! It is satisfying to see this one come together from my original vision. On Sep 5, 2015 11:53 PM, “Lisa in Port Hope” wrote:
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What a great finish this will be! Really beautiful!
It is a dramatic pattern and I love how it turned out. Thanks for stopping by! On Sep 6, 2015 1:15 AM, “Lisa in Port Hope” wrote:
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This is a great looking quilt… it’ll be nice to see it all finished up! (Also, it’s super cold over here right now, so all I can think about is how warm it’ll be. Get thee a usable quilt!)
I love the simplicity and effectiveness of the pattern and fabric
Love the contrast of quilted circles with the radiating squares.
This is stunning. Awesome work!
Wow – so amazing! I LOVE the colours and the way the triangles are laid out. WOW! Is it a pattern and do you cut the triangles with a fancy ruler? I’ve been looking at them lately because I’m loving triangle quilts… Thanks!
I had a lot of fun making this quilt! It’s the free pattern from Gotham Quilts, here is my original blog post: https://lisainporthope.wordpress.com/2015/07/13/yuma-blog-hop-visits-port-hope/
The triangles are cut from squares! Super simple. Use lots of pins ☺
On Sat, Sep 12, 2015 at 1:47 PM, Lisa in Port Hope wrote:
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