Tu-Na Quilts: Segment 3 Wrap-Up

Congratulations!

You’ve survived Segment 3 of the QAL by the Sea.

This QAL is brought to you by Partners in Design: Where Friends and Fabric Meet.

This segment found us sailing, watching the sun set, crabbing and touring a lighthouse. It’s time to finish these four blocks to try to win a prize. See details below.

Giveaway Alert!

See These Hosts for Segment Two Wrap-Up Posts

Karen @ Tu-Na Quilts, Travels, and Eats — Thanks for stopping by.

Sherry @ Powered by Quilting

Becca @ Pretty Piney Quilts

Sandy @ SandyStar Designs

Abbie @ Sparkle On!

Laura @Slice of Pi Quilts

Jennifer @ Inquiring Quilter

Segment 3: Prizes and Sponsors

Thank you to our sponsors for the following prizes for Segment 3!

One U.S. Winner Receives:

Fat Quarter bundle of Kismet by Tamarinis for Island Batik
A 60″ x 60″ batting of Quilter’s Dream Angel (A heavenly Batting made with 100% flame retardant fabric.)

One International Winner Receives:

A one year Premium e-subscription to the Online Quilt Magazine *(You will gain access to more than 50 pages of great Quilting Stories, Hints and Tips, How To’s and Bonus Patterns each and every month.)
A PDF pattern from these designers:

Becca Fenstermaker’s Madras About You quilt pattern
AND
Kathleen McCormick’s Blooming Desert quilt pattern

Bonus Everyone can sign up for a free standard edition of the Online Quilt Magazine by clicking on the title.

Enter to Win Segment Three Prize

Entering to win is as easy as 1, 2, 3.

Everyone (You must be 18 to be able to enter to win prizes) gets to participate. There will be two prizes awarded for each segment and for the Grand Prize: U. S. and International. You do NOT need to have a blog to enter.
Make all four of the blocks in this segment provided to you free of charge for this event. Use your own fabrics and embellish them as you like. If you are entering the giveaway, the blocks should definitely be recognizable as made from these free patterns. Take one picture with all of them included. Finished projects or a quilt are NOT a requirement for entry.
Post one picture that contains all four of your blocks by 07:59 AM EST, November 17, 2020 on one of the following ways:
- On the Partners in Design Facebook page
- On Instagram with the hashtag #qalbythesea
- On the Linky party below. Click to enter. You do not need to have a blog to enter your picture. Be sure to include US or Abroad along with your name.
- **Be sure to comment if you live in the US or Abroad so we know which entry to put your block in. We will not have a separate Facebook announcement post for you to use this time. Please post in the main channel where you’ve been posting.

Join this QAL

You can join in anytime. Find the complete schedule here. This QAL is divided into three segments each containing four blocks with a two week break between segments for a chance to catch up. Blocks are released on Tuesday mornings at 8 am Eastern time until all 12 blocks have been released.

Find the Blocks Here

Segment 3:

October 13 — Block 9: Karen @ Tu-Na Quilts, Travels, and Eats — Setting Sail
October 20 — Block 10: Sandy @ SandyStar Designs — Sunset Beach
October 27 — Block 11: Abbie @ Sparkle On! — Ab the Crab
November 3 — Block 12: Karen @ Tu-Na Quilts, Travels, and Eats — Quilted Cliffs Lighthouse

Don’t Miss Out on My Previous QAL by the Sea Posts

Tu-Na Quilts: QAL by the Sea Block 12 — Lighthouse — Designed by me!

Tu-Na Quilts: QAL by the Sea Block 11 — Crab

Tu-Na Quilts: QAL by the Sea Block 10 — Sunset

Tu-Na Quilts: QAL by the Sea Block 9 — Sailboat — Designed by me!

Tu-Na Quilts: QAL by the Sea Block 8 — Mariner’s Compass

Tu-Na Quilts: QAL by the Sea Block 7 — Waves

Tu-Na Quilts: QAL by the Sea Block 6 — Stars

Tu-Na Quilts: QAL by the Sea Block 5 — Fish

Tu-Na Quilts: QAL by the Sea Segment 1 Wrap-Up

Tu-Na Quilts: QAL by the Sea Block 4 — Sun

Tu-Na Quilts: QAL by the Sea Block 3 — Signal Flags

Tu-Na Quilts: QAL by the Sea Block 2 — Turtle

Tu-Na Quilts: QAL by the Sea Block 1 — Seashells

Tu-Na Quilts: Announcing the Next Quilt-a-Long with Partners in Design —Introduction and a look at my fabric selection.

What I Learned Today:

Bagels are hard to make—with one hand.
I’ll have to make them again. i think they over raised. my daughter has made them before without my help.
I know how it feels to be a kid and help mommy. My daughter measured out all the ingredients so I could put them into the bowl and then I turned on the mixer. After she weighed out all the dough into separate piles, she showed me how to roll them into balls and then she gave me them, one at a time, to spin on my finger to enlarge the hole.
I want to make them again—with two hands!
It’s sad to see this quilt along come to an end. I think I want to make these blocks again in another color scheme.

Question: Which is your favorite block from this QAL? I like sampler blocks. They hold my interest when sewing. They are also fun to design. It’s been fun to work with this group of designers. They each have their own style. My favorite block is the lighthouse but if I can’t count my own, I’d pick the sunset.

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Thanks for stopping by and do come again.

Karen, Tu-Na Quilts

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