I decided to use one of my test quilt tops for my entry. The quilt pattern I am using is called Modern Churn and was designed by Tammy of Tamarinis Quilts (here). She has kindly offered a paper copy of the pattern to be given out to someone who leaves a comment on this post. I will draw the winners name at noon on Friday January 25th.
I did straight line quilting to finish this off. My stash of black with white and white with black is fairly extensive so used Kona Black for my background and a selection of white with black prints for my "churns"
My finished quilt is a good size. Hubby had to stretch to hold it off the ground.
Please make sure you visit the other bloggers on this hop to see what they have created for the Black and White Blog Hop. And remember to leave a comment if you want to be in the draw for the paper copy of the pattern. Piecefully, Joanne
Black & White Blog Hop Schedule
Monday, January 21st
Just Let Me Quilt
Needled Mom
Tu-Na Quilts, Travels, and Eats
Life in Scrapatch
QuiltFabrication
Scrapdash
Bumbleberry Stitches
keepsake moments
Vroomans Quilts
Tuesday, January 22nd
MooseStash Quilting
SewFreshQuilts
Elizabeth Coughlin Designs
Quilts by Joanne
PamelaQuilts
That Fabric Feeling
Songbird Designs
Two Maker Chicks
Wednesday, January 23
Selina Quilts
Beaquilter
Quilt in a not-Shell
Patchwork Breeze
Adventurous Applique and Quilting
Kathleen McMusing
Cynthia's Creating Ark
Everyone Deserves a Quilt
Homespun Hannah's Blog
Thursday, January 24
I love your modern black and white quilt. It looks terrific. Janice.snell@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThe Churn Dash is my ultra-favorite block pattern. Your version is stunning!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I’m loving the modern clean look of this.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a nice use of the churn dash block. i love it in black and white, but think it would also look amazing with a splash of color. Nice piece.
ReplyDeleteYou are the lucky winner of the pattern. Please send me your snail mail address so that I can send it to you. turtlequilter@gmail.com
DeleteThis is a stunning quilt using such an old traditional block. It just goes to show how quilters can make anything old, new again.
ReplyDeleteVery creative Churn Dash quilt done in black & white.
ReplyDeleteModern in Black and White is the perfect combo and your quilt sings in perfect harmony. Love it. Thank you, so much, for joining the B&W blog hop. I love the modern touch you brought to the hop!
ReplyDeleteA classic block for traditional and modern. This is an interesting design and works great with the B&W.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I like your B&W fabric stash. The pattern is a very clever adaptation of a traditional block.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing quilt. So simple yet so impactful.
ReplyDeleteChurn dash blocks are wonderful. This is a very lovely quilt.
ReplyDeletewow i love your quilt. this looks so fun to do. thanks for sharing and inspiring. quilting dash lady at comcast dot net
ReplyDeleteThis is just gorgeous! Great pattern!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Those Churn Dash blocks inside each other just captivate my mind!
ReplyDeleteI love those giant Churn Dash blocks...wow! It's stunning in those colors.
ReplyDeleteThe Churn Dash block is one of my favorites, love the design with the enormous ones!
ReplyDeletebeautiful. love that block
ReplyDeleteChurn Dash/Monkey Wrench is one of my favorite blocks and was the first quilt block I made when I made an apron for a friend's shower gift 39 years ago!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job. I like the Churn Dash block.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, interlocked churn dashes.
ReplyDeleteA nice quilt with a modern feel. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI've never made a churn dash block so would love to be in with a chance of the giveaway, a lovely modern take on the block
ReplyDeleteThat's a stunning quilt! Perfect for the Black and White blog hop!
ReplyDeleteOhh yaaa I love a good churn dash...Tytyty love it..ty for sharing your talents with us....
ReplyDeleteVery creative and modern looking churn dash quilt ... :-) Pat
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this Churn Dash Quilt with the oversized blocks! My mind is racing with all the color combinations it could be done in. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of Churn Dash. Would love pattern
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt! I love the churn dash block as well. Tammy is actually going to be coming to speak at our guild in May. It would be great to win this pattern!
ReplyDeleteWHAT YOU CAN DO WITH A SIMPLE BLOCK OUTSTANDING
ReplyDeletehjrogers@sympatico.ca
Wow, that is a cool take on an old favorite! It's huge!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great big beautiful finish! Congratulations on this spectacular beauty!
ReplyDeleteThat is a very interesting idea to weave in the churn dashes.
ReplyDeleteThat is one large quilt and a beauty. I love the churn dash block much more in its modern interpretations than in its class ones. This one truly is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHow striking! I love the fabrics you used. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteThanks to you (and Tammy) the chance to win a copy of that spectacular quilt pattern!!! Hoping I am the lucky winner. :o))
ReplyDeleteWhat a great pattern and you really made it pop with your color choices. Thanks for sharing it with us and thanks for the chance to win a pattern.
ReplyDeleteI really love this quilt. But, Churn Dash is my favorite block pattern. I love it in the black and white that you did!
ReplyDeleteJulie.mirdoch@shaw.ca
Perfect pattern for the Black and White hop!
ReplyDeleteI have been unable to contact the first person whose name I drew, so your name is the second one. Can you send me an email with your mailing address please? turtlequilter@gmail.com
DeleteThe churn dash block has always been a favorite of mine and when I see it used in a modern form, I like it even more. This is beautiful! :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely and modern! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cool project, I love the triple churn dash effect of this block pattern.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat project. I made something similar for a challenge a couple of years ago on a smaller scale. Great project.
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