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This wall hanging entitled "Ocean Waves" was a class project during the Alaskan Cruise held June 27-July 4, 2004. The class started on Monday, June 28, 2004, and I finished it when I returned home on Sunday, July 4, 2004. Although it may appear simple in design, there is no established press pattern and this caused concern for a number of us who opted to tear most of it apart and proceed on our own sewing machines when we returned home. Even at home base with my personal equipment, it was difficult avoiding seam joints of less than four thicknesses on very small pieces of fabric. The reversed diagonal/directional strips surrounding the "ocean waves" were tricky.


Pattern: Ocean Waves	Quilt Size (Before border and binding) 26" x 26"	Fabric Source, Quantity, & Date Purchased Top/Quilt Begun: 06/28/04 Completed: 07/04/04	Quilting and/or Special Effects

Print (floral)	large floral	Timeless Treasures "Quilt for a Cure" by Bonnie Benn Stratton Style 50400; Color 469 Plum 3 yds.@$9.99/yd.=$29.97 less25%=($7.49) Gee Gee's Quilting; Yelm, WA;03/18/04

Lightest Accent of two accent colors	pink and white logo	Timeless Treasures "Quilt for a Cure" by Bonnie Benn Stratton Gee Gee's Quilting; Yelm, WA;03/18/04

Darker Accent of two accent colors	pink patterned paisley	Timeless Treasures "Quilt for a Cure" by Bonnie Benn Stratton Red - Quilter's Suede Gee Gee's Quilting; Yelm, WA;03/18/04

Darker Accent	navy blue pattern	Timeless Treasures "Quilt for a Cure" by Bonnie Benn Stratton, NY Gee Gee's Quilting; Yelm, WA;03/18/04

Backing:	fabric samples coming	To be established.

Binding:

Instuctor: Sally Schneider	Ocean Waves custom pattern by Sally Schneider, Albuquerque, NM


Finished design
		This wall hanging entitled "Ocean Waves" was a class project during the Alaskan Cruise held June 27-July 4, 2004. The class started on Monday, June 28, 2004, and I finished it when I returned home on Sunday, July 4, 2004. Although it may appear simple in design, there is no established press pattern and this caused concern for a number of us who opted to tear most of it apart and proceed on our own sewing machines when we returned home. Even at home base with my personal equipment, it was difficult avoiding seam joints of less than four thicknesses on very small pieces of fabric. The reversed diagonal/directional strips surrounding the "ocean waves" were tricky.