Tennessee waltz

This post is another one of my "ketchup" posts, trying to share some of my past finished projects. Today's quilt share is for my Tennessee Waltz quilt. It has become one of my favorites, although at first, I wasn't terribly excited about making it. It now holds some very fond memories for me, so I think after you read

Nancy in Alabama made this gorgeous Tennessee Waltz quilt. She writes : I finally finished a project using Inklingo. The pattern is Tennessee Waltz. I used Christmas fabrics for the 65" square quilt which is a wedding gift for my nephew and his bride. I used shapes from the 9" Storm At Sea and the HST collection. I love how totally accurate Inklingo is. Well, Nancy, looking at your quilt, your piece work isn't exactly sloppy either. Looks absolutely lovely and I'm sure it's going to be…

This is Gail’s Tennessee Waltz quilt and I love the soft purple and cream fabrics she used to piece it. It is a very traditional quilt so I wanted to quilt it that way. I did a bead board design in the outer border then loops, CC’s and curls in the inner borders. I SID on all the blocks and was able to do the Star block with only one start and stop! Then added feather wreaths in the snowball blocks.

The Tennessee Waltz | Snopes

Make a Tennessee Waltz quilt with your scraps.Pattern available HERE -https://www.etsy.com/shop/BethShibleysewing license plate frame - https://www.etsy.com/...

Tennessee waltz quilt is the combination of a 54-40 or Fight block and a snow ball block. When putting them together you get the illusion of curves. Get the free download below and a colouring page…

Pictures - A Tennessee Waltz quilt - This is a wedding present, we've seen these quilted several different ways, here is what we did. Crosshatched the center square & outside triangles of each star, SITD for each 4 square in the corners of each block. Quilted a repeating pattern of single motifs in the (white)

pattern is called tennessee waltz ... i made it for a friend from memphis!