Well I am semihappy with the result :oops: . Looks a bit overload to me and the fabric of the binding was not shrinking as the rest of the fabric. The quilt was wet taking the pics, it is laying flat on the floor now.
As it will be a christmas present to DD I might redo the binding somewhen......
The sunbonnets are machine embroidery designs, the long lines I made with the walking foot and the FMQ went quilt well with my "quilttable" - got that idea somewhere here.
Granny

WOW, I have never seen such a beautiful Sunbonnet Sue quilt in my entire life. It is spectacular! I love the color combination and your quilting is excellent. Very well done. :thumbup:

Did you get the Sunbonnet designs at emblibrary.com? I really really like them and would love to make them, but honestly I think your color choices for the whole thing are what I love the most.

Super cute!! Thanks for sharing.

Rachel

What an adorable quilt! I love the idea for your "quilt table" I may have to borrow that idea! Do you find your quilts move well on it?

WOW!!! I love what you have done with these embroideries, and the pieced blocks are gorgeous :D:D:D

Wow!!!! That is Beautiful.

I added a selfadhesive plasticfoil (spelling????) on top and it slid very well

Beautiful quilt

Very pretty. :thumbup:

Very pretty! Nice job!

Ahhh!

I love it!
It's beautiful! :-)

Beautiful :thumbup:

both quilt look nice i do love the sunbonnet sue

Love all those little sunbonnets!!!
And the "chain" through the quilt is beautiful!!!
I LOVE this!!!

Sunbonnet Sue is not one of my favorite patterns but I sure would enjoy having this one. It must surly be a labor of love.

Love this - beautiful colours. Where did the patterns for the machine embroidery come from? Congrats on a wonderful quilt.

Like your quilt table too, that looks REALLY interesting, can you tell us a bit about it and how it is made please?

That is so cute!!!

It is made out of insulations board from the hardware store. This foamed stuff needed for isolating your roof against cold. They come in different highs and you just have to add up till it covers the sewing arm of your machine. There is a special glue that comes with it and you can easely cut the gab for your sewing machine arm out with a knife.
Hope this helps
Granny

Thankyou granny 59! I have saved the photo of it to show my husband. Won't he get a surprise when he gets home from golf this morning..........well he did buy those new hand grips for those golf clubs........:)

I think this may be one of the most beautiful Sunbonnet quilts I have ever seen!!! She is absolutely STUNNING!!!!! Great job!!!!!!!!!

That is absolutely beautiful. I have never had the urge to do a sunbonnet til I saw yours. It's great. Thanks for sharing.

that is a stunning quilt, you did a beautiful job. thank you so much and God bless. Penny

What a beautiful sunbonnet quilt! I love the way you did the sashing and the delicate looking fabrics you used! :thumbup:

GORGEOUS!!! Very cute little SueBonnet Sue's!

wow, have to agree this...DITTO!:thumbup:

What a darling quilt. My next quilt is going to be a sunbonnet sue - I think. Yours is really pretty.
Thanks for sharing,
Scherrie

Absolutely beautiful and the quilting woot! I like how you set up your quilting room with the machine and built-ups!

Sunbonnets remind me of my Grandma & yours are so darling. Thanks for showing us.

Ditto! What a charming quilt you have created!

wow

Love the quilt with all the sunbonnets. Very nice quilting too

This is absolutely the best! Great work!

You should be ecstatic with the result...Some sunbonnets can look a little flat, yours is very lively. Gorgeous little characters and your quilting really sets it off - I love it.