Circle Lord Zig Zag and Waves

Monday, October 5, 2009

Quilt of Valor -- For Wounded Warriors.

Pieced by the Quilting Divas (Bee) of Yorktown, Virginia

Quilted by Georgene Huggett, Poquoson, Virginia using the Circle Lord Zig Zag Template

See more of Georgene's work on her Webshots

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Zig Zag Bento Box by Terry Blevins

This is from Terry's Blog

Bento Box N Circle Lord Stuff

I haven't had lots of free time to quilt lately but I did managed to finish this one. It's a Bento Box Pattern.

I quilted it using a giant template from Circle Lord called Zig Zag and Waves. I didn't stitch out every line of the template, I skipped every other Wave Row. For an E2E pattern I like the appearance overall and the texture of the quilting, now that it's finished. My daughter suggested to make another quilt but use Red, Black and White. Maybe someday.

Monday, April 27, 2009

Border Crosshatch by Joanne Hendrick

Hi,
Joanne Hendrick sent me this picture and comments. Thanks, Joanne
Cheers, Michael

"I love my zig zag template. I just finished a quilt yesterday using the zig zag on the borders. It saved me a ton of time since this quilt was huge!!."

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Waves by Susan Ramey

Hi,
Susan Ramey has allowed me to post her quilt done with Waves.
She mounted it sideways and quilted ribbons and waves.
The border was done with overlapping Zig Zags.

You can see a discussion of this quilt at http://www.apqs.com/quiltboard/viewthread.php?tid=11440

Cheers,
Michael

Sunday, June 15, 2008

Pink Bargello Ribbon by Judi Olson

Hi,
Here is a Breast Cancer charity quilt by Judi Olson. Judi used the Circle Lord ZiG Zag template to do the ribbons. The quilt is mounted sideways.

"The pattern is called Pink Bargello Ribbon and the designer is Heidi K. Farmer. Her website is www.fabricpatch.net if you want that too. Great pattern to follow, wonderful instructions!

It will be hanging at a quilt shop in Mankato, MN - The Quilter's Mercantile. Susan Brown, the owner, started this idea of "Quilts on the Boulevard" a couple of years ago. We hang quilts outside between the trees. I am donating this for their Silent Auction. All proceeds go to our local hospital for Breast Cancer Research. This year we will also be sharing funds with the new Woman's Health Center they want to build. Last year we filled 2 blocks, but this year all 3 quilt shop are working together and we want to fill ALL of the street. I think that is 6 blocks long. Should look awesome!

I did mention on the APQS chat that I first saw this on the CL website and HAD to make it for this event! I knew that over a year ago. I had my shop owner find the pattern for me. I love purple, so I had about half of these fabrics in my stash already. With some help we found the total of 21 fabric choices needed to make it blend. Such fun to actually know "how" you are going to quilt a project - before you even get the pattern!!!"

Judi OlsonGarden City, MN

ta2tyme@hickorytech.net

May 28, 2007
Hi,
Below are pictures of a charity quilt pieced by
Gail Brown,of Guelph,Ontario,be raffled for breast
cancer research.

It is a heart ribbon bargello pattern. Kay mounted it
sideways and used the waves of the ZIG ZAG template to stitch hanging ribbons.

Thursday, June 5, 2008

Zig Zag by Deb Levy

Hi,
Here is a quilt crosshatched by Deb Levy using the Zig Zag template.
Deb works on a Gammill Premier.
Thanks Deb,
Michael

"And this was a top my clients grandmother made in the 1930's. She wanted it quilted, but with no batting. It did have some piecing "issues". I used my circle lord giant zig zag template to do perfect crosshatching. Once I lined up the row, I actually stitched it from the front so I could control and work in the fullness as I went. It worked beautifully, and she was thrilled."

From Deb's Blog http://quiltingwithragdolls.blogspot.com/