I wanted to add some additional, hopefully useful information on this quilt. I used Fairfield 80/20 cotton batting in a low loft, YLI invisible thread on the top and Gutterman variagated cotton thread for the bottom (Purple hues). I went through just over 9 bobbins of thread total. It's the first time I used this combination. I liked the YLI invisible. It worked like a charm and is very fine at .004 inches. I was also surprised at the low amount of lint buildup with the gutterman cotton thread in the bobbin. I wasn't totally enamored with the batting. It seemed to pull apart easily, when I was loading it onto the frame. I may take a look at some other cotton battings for my next quilt. But I do like the finished look the batting created.

What a beautiful quilt. I love the quilting on this--great job! Absolutely wonderful.

That is a beautiful quilt. I can see why she loved it. Great quilting.

Awesome quilt. Love your spirals. Did it stitch continous across the rows or stop, move and start again. I did turtles and it stopped after each turtle. I figured it was because I didn't get them connected. I thought I had but when it started quilting, I saw it wasn't.

Love it.

Wow! Great job. I love the quilt and the quilting. Great work.

Kyia

It was a continuous design. I set up each spiral group (2 spirals each), so they would easily connect by making the end points on each side the same height. Then I connected each of the spiral sets together into a continous design, before saving it to the SD card.

Thanks for the info, I need to sit down and play more with it. I like how mine turned out, but it was a lot of threads to bury.