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sandpat 04-11-2009 03:06 PM


Originally Posted by Butterflyspain

Originally Posted by tlrnhi

Originally Posted by sandpat
Elle, it sure turned out gorgeous! I have to admit that I'm jealous of Alyssa! You know I love the watercolor center and who would of thought to put the hearts and lovely swags on it....then the hand quilting design to top it off???? Great job on this one. Your hand quilting stitches look lots better than mine :lol:

Hey Patti....you know I'm bringing an empty suitcase when I go to visit her. Plus, I'm going to pop in on Izy too. Izy has such a beautiful quilt that is just laying on a bed doing nothing. :) :) :)

Darn, everything is going under lock and key. LOL Elle

Terri...how do you know you won't have a stow-away in that suitcase????

Elle...as usual...thats a good idea I think...you might want to warn Izy too! I know that her quilt is coming to MY house!!! Afterall...its MY colors! :lol: :lol:

Butterflyspain 04-12-2009 09:28 AM


Originally Posted by dreamer2009
Elle,
what a beautiful job you have done.
what a wonderful memory you have made for her.


Thanks Dreamer :D

Barb M 04-12-2009 11:26 AM

Oh it's so pretty Elle! She will love it :)

Mamagus 04-12-2009 11:31 AM

That's beautiful!! I bet it will be much loved!

JCL in FL 04-16-2009 04:38 PM

Your quilting looks good to me. I don't know if this happened to you but when I first started you could tell a definite difference from the blocks I started with and the ones I finished with. There is a learning curve involved with everything and quilting is no different. Very pretty quilt

Butterflyspain 04-16-2009 11:05 PM


Originally Posted by JCL in FL
Your quilting looks good to me. I don't know if this happened to you but when I first started you could tell a definite difference from the blocks I started with and the ones I finished with. There is a learning curve involved with everything and quilting is no different. Very pretty quilt

You are absolutely right on that one Judi. Especially at the back, I learned to travel my thread through the batting so that I didnīt need to keep starting and stopping to finish off the thread.

Thanks

Elle

k3n 04-16-2009 11:30 PM

Elle - that is absolutely stunning! I'm so pleased you've got the hand quilting bug and for a first attempt that is fabulous - heck, for ANY attempt!!! Especially since the wadding is so lofty - you didn't make it easy on yourself, but the effect is lovely; I've always used dream poly for wall hangings and small projects and Hobbs 80/20 for beds but have just started a bed quilt with Hobbs Wool - it's so lofty I was afraid at first but it's a dream to quilt and the effect is stunning! I might even try a wholecloth with it - one day! Now when I first started hand quilting, I NEVER thought I'd want to do a wholecloth!

K x

PrettyKitty 04-17-2009 12:22 AM

WOW :shock: Elle thats beautiful! I love the puffiness, it reminds me of an eiderdown my Nan had on her bed, so cozy and comforting to snuggle up to.

You should be very proud of yourself for making something so beautiful!

Pam Pollock 04-17-2009 12:29 AM

I love it!! Absolutely beautiful!! Love the scalloped edges & the hearts too.

Butterflyspain 04-17-2009 12:34 AM


Originally Posted by k3n
Elle - that is absolutely stunning! I'm so pleased you've got the hand quilting bug and for a first attempt that is fabulous - heck, for ANY attempt!!! Especially since the wadding is so lofty - you didn't make it easy on yourself, but the effect is lovely; I've always used dream poly for wall hangings and small projects and Hobbs 80/20 for beds but have just started a bed quilt with Hobbs Wool - it's so lofty I was afraid at first but it's a dream to quilt and the effect is stunning! I might even try a wholecloth with it - one day! Now when I first started hand quilting, I NEVER thought I'd want to do a wholecloth!

K x

Thanks, I was wondering what batting you all use, I am not going to be using that one again, it was difficult to work on, although it is a nice affect.
Will have a look for those ones, where do you buy? in France???

Elle


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