Thursday, August 13, 2020

TGIFF - Penguin Party

Welcome to Thank Goodness It's Finished Friday.  TGIFF is the opportunity to share your finish from this week.

If you would like to host TGIFF, there are lots of dates available for the remainder of 2020. You can sign up here.

I pieced the Penguin Party pattern by Elizabeth Hartman back in November at Sewtopia.  And then the quilt top sat in my UFO file.  But it's now finished!


I love the Prism wideback by Studio e Fabrics.  I've been hoarding a few pieces.  I'm glad I used the turquoise on the back of this quilt, but now I'm sad that I used it.  I need more!


Elizabeth Hartman has great patterns, but there is always a bunch of tiny pieces.  I always seem to "forget" this until I'm cutting the pieces.



It's time to link up your finish from this week.

You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!
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Here are some other linky parties where you can share your finish:

Can I Get a Whoop Whoop? @ Confessions of a Fabric Addict
Finished or Not Friday @ Alycia Quilts
Needle and Thread Thursday @ My Quilt Infatuation
Brag About Your Beauties @ From Bolt to Beauty
Friday Foto Fun @ Powered by Quilting 
UFO Busting @ Tish's Adventure in Wonderland


17 comments:

  1. The aqua prism fabric reminds of their antarctic and watery environment. Elizabeth Hartman's patterns do have a lot of tiny pieces, but they are definitely worth the time and effort!

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  2. The penguins are adorable! I am working on Delightful Desert and agree about the pieces but I am a one block at at time kind of woman with her blocks!

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  3. This is lovely Anja. I have always admired Elizabeth Hartman's patterns but never been brave enough to try one!

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  4. This is a wonderful quilt. Those penguins are adorable :)

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  5. Love the penguins what an adorable quilt! I haven't tried an Elizabeth Hartman pattern yet.

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  6. I love penguins, and your penguin quilt is so fun! All those plaid tummies are so cute! Thanks for hosting TGIFF!

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  7. Such fun plaid penguins! I feel the same about the Prism backing. I've used it in the gray colorway. Congrats on your finish!

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  8. That is seriously beautiful and the backing is perfect for it! I'd be sad to have used it, too, though, lol.

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  9. Your penguines are super cute.

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  10. Such a great quilt Anja! There's that backing again... I love all the plaid fabrics you used for the penguins. You know, I've never made an Elizabeth Hartman pattern!

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  11. Those penguins are so cute! I’ve never made an Elizabeth Hartman pattern either, but this one is very tempting!

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  12. I love the penguins!!! They are SEW cute!!! And the backing ... I believe you need to buy some more while you can still get it! :-)

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  13. Your penguins are adorable, Anja! Congrats on your finish!

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  14. Oh my gosh =- what an adorable quilt!! I hope the penguins bring me ( just in case you don;t want it) cool weather!!

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  15. Love your penguin quilt. I have the pattern and will make it one day LOL.

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  16. That is super cute! I've made a few of Elizabeth Hartman's patterns and I agree - lots of pieces! But once the cutting is done, they usually come together pretty easily. :-)

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