Sajou, a QAL

We may have all decided we needed to

 wear a hat today,

but obviously, 

none of us chose the same style.

The same idea applies 

to the wonderful QAL hosted by

Lori of Humble Quilts.

Lori started with a antique quilt,

did some  math,

and sent out instructions in three mystery steps.

Those of us who followed along

got out our fabrics, and in our own hearts and minds,

created a quilt.

Sajou

22" x 22"

The name comes from a delightful

shop she visited in Paris.

I decided to use some of my treasured Dutch heritage

fabrics along with some of Di Ford's designs. 

Why not!

I tweeted the pattern just a bit

to compensate for my sewing

and to have the blue triangle border 

come out even.  

(sorry, I'm just like that)

 Then it was time to do 

some fun machine quilting.

I used a #28 wt Aurifil thread.

I like the texture it makes on the surface.

I can see some of the stitching is a bit wobbly
and a few points were lost during construction,

but that just adds to the uniqueness. (smile)

Lori is having a linky party for a week, so

head on over to see all the different quilts that

were created.

It's amazing!

Thanks, Lori, for sharing your talent

and passion with all of us.

It's always fun!

Until Next Time-

Kyle