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02-15-2011, 12:24 PM

#41

katyquilter

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Beautiful work by both of you. Were in Missouri are you located?

02-15-2011, 12:41 PM

#42

Justquilting

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Location: Maine

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Gorgeous!!
The quilt & the quilting!!!!

02-15-2011, 01:14 PM

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champagnebubbles

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Location: Greenfield. Wisconsin

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Originally Posted by NannySandy

Your quilting job is superb!!! I love the fabric colors and especially the multi colored backing material. Simply gorgeous! You do awesome quilting work!!

Ditto!!!

:P :P

02-15-2011, 01:21 PM

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Bobbielinks

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Originally Posted by Bobbielinks

After 20+ hours of quilting this beautiful quilt is ready for my customer to pick up. This quilt has three different fabrics used for the backing; however I only have pictures of two of the fabrics, probably because the quilting shows on the two I pictured. As I like to see the texture the quilting makes instead of the thread on the surface, I changed thread color to match the fabrics on the top. But that does allow the quilting threads to show on the backside depending on the backing fabrics. I can't say enough nice things about this customer's piecing. None of the pictures ever do justice to her work. I have quilted several of her tops and everyone of them have been perfectly pieced.

Sorry, but I had to leave the house before I finished telling about this quilt. So, for the rest of the story: this quilt was pieced using the directions from "The Quilter" magazine, March 2008 and May 2008. The quilt in the magazine I believe was designed by Pam Bono and quilted by Mary Nordeng. I do not have the talent of Mary Nordeng so I had to change the quilting designs somewhat to fit what I was capable of stitching. But the inspiration given by Pam Bono and Mary Nordeng certainly made this quilt.