LindaMRB

To be honest, these were fabric samples that came to my job. All discontinued Scalamandre fabrics so their colorways all blend. Can't take credit for that!
Only had to buy batting, backer and THREAD!

I appreciate all the reassurance that this is enough quilting.
The batting says every 2-4 inches and there are places where it is more than 6 inches but it will lie on her bed most of the time, or be rolled up at the foot. Also, it being a twin and not a double/queen probably helps. I just barely covers the bed...I ran out of pieces!

sweetpea

Linda; If you are HAPPY with it then it's finshed.

ButtermilkMama

Very nice!!! I really do want to more of that!

Sneed

I usually do more hand quilting on plainer fabrics and less on the busy ones. Kind of like on a whole cloth quilt you load it, and on those where the quilting won't be seen you do only what is necessary...minimum 4"

KathyKat

I think it looks great!! Plenty of quilting and you did a beautiful job!

momcpo

beautiful quilt. Looking at the pics of the back, looks like you did a very nice job. Stick a fork in you, you're done.

Jume

You are to be commended! Quilts are such thoughtful gifts.
June

mimee4

Your stitching is beautiful. When you say it is finished, it is!

Great-great granny

I agree w/Irishrose - Wall hangings might have more quilting & thinner batting, but it should be a personal preference & depend on use. To me & as a hand quilter, "quilt" means "soft", so I like less.

ShirlinAZ

Your quilt is beautiful. I believe in the old addage "less is more". IMHO most quilts I see are over-quilted. Unless the quilting actually adds to the finished quilt, I like the least quilting that will hold the sandwich together firmly, usually what the batting calls for. If you want the quilting to be the main feature you might as well do a whole cloth quilt. To me, flat heavily quilted wall hangings are fine, but quilts to cover up with should be thick, fluffy, and cozy. To each his own, but this is my preference.