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Another client quilt from my friend Meg. The jury is still out for me on pantos. This was my first and while it was quick and easy (always good :wink: ) I found myself getting bored with it. I definitely like working from the front of the machine better than the back. While quilting from the front I can enjoy the pretty colors and design of a quilt top while working on it, not so from the back with a panto. Just looking at that paper and following the line with the laser light. Pantos can produce beautiful texture and there is most definitely a place for them in LA quilting, especially for those that do it for a living. They can be the bread and butter because they do go so quickly and produce nice results, but I just don't know if they are for me. They struck me as stifling of creative expression, unless of course you are designing them, then that takes a ton of skill and creative expression. One good thing is I can quilt with just one hand using the panto. I did this whole thing with one hand. I found it easier to follow the design by standing to the side of the machine directly in front of the panto so I could really only use my right hand at that angle. Guess you could say I can quilt with one hand tied behind my back, as long as it is the left! :lol: I would love to read other LAer's opinions of pantos.
This panto is called nuveau scallop. the front of the quilt [ATTACH=CONFIG]188496[/ATTACH] Without flash to better see the texture [ATTACH=CONFIG]188497[/ATTACH] The back. very cool tie die fabric [ATTACH=CONFIG]188498[/ATTACH] |
You did a beautiful job on the quilting. That is a georgious quilt.
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Looks great! Suits the top, curves of the quilting balance the strips. Love the colors and backing fabric. Very summer-y.
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Great job with the pantos. Doesn't look like panto at all. Love the blues.
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the fabric choices are fab!
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Great job on the quilting!
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Beautiful quilt. You did a great job on it.
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Hi FF,
Well I think you know my opinion on pantos... :wink: That being said....It is good for you to try many things so you know what does and does not work for you. The end result is a beautiful quilt regardless of how you actually completed the quilt process. I love that panto choice even if I don't use them myself. No matter how you quilt you have to decide which design would be best. It is no different for panto quilting and I think you chose well! Nice curved lines to compliment the jelly roll quilt. HAPPY EASTER! |
Very cool, I love love love the fabric, and how cool is the quilting!!
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It is a gorgeous quilt. The quilting is wonderful but I like to be at the front too
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