Red Half Log Cabin: ANy suggestions?
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ok, not a big bragger, but I must say.... I really did a good job piecing this quilt. I only hope that I can quilt it just as well. if I can quilt it really good, I will pay someone to hand bind it for me and see about entering it in a show.
I am going to feather the red/dark for sure, I think I will outline each section/log of the tans/lights. I will do the lights first and then turn the quilt on point on the frame so i can do the feathers without stopping and starting. It will take a while to get done, but i am looking forward to the challenge. It is always hardest to take that first stitch. All the what if's and the second guessing..... but it is loaded on the frame and I will start on it this coming weekend. If you have any suggetions for quilting the tan/light I would love to hear them. Thanks oh, the technique is from the book by Sharyn Craig called Half Log Cabin Quilts. |
Looking good so far!!
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Beautiful, love the colors you used.
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sorry, no suggestions, but the love the colors
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That turned out really pretty. I'm sure it will look fantastic when it's quilted. Peggy
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Beautiful work!!!!!!!!!!!
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Really beautiful! Sorry, no suggestions on quilting it. Please post again when finished. Would love to see it.
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Very pretty. It's one of my favorite patterns.
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I really love the colors, it is so beautiful. You did do a wonderful job piecing it. Be sure to let us see it finished.
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No suggestions on quilting here either, but absolutely LOVE the quilt. I'm not usually a fan of reds but yours is so beautiful! You did a great job on it -- please post after it is quilted.
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Simply stunning
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And the best part is all the fabrics were bought from the $5 wall at one of my favorite LQS! Even thr backing. :)
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Beautiful quilt - you should get to brag!
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looks awesome-can hardly wait to see it quilted
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What ever you put in the lighter areas will show up more. Your feathers will work nicely on your gorgeous quilt top. They say you should do something contrasting...feathers and cross hatching go well together. Or a different type of feather maybe with pointy petals instead of rounded? A geometric shape ...diamonds.....straight lines following the color not the patch of fabric. So much to choose from.....good luck with what ever you choose.
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Great quilt and appears you have thought about the quilting quite a lot, I do hope you are pleased with it & enter it in a show! Its great!
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Yeah! This is definitely worth tooting your own horn.
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Very pretty, any quilting will be beautiful.
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It is beautiful!!!!!
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It is very pretty .... good luck with the quilting
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Very Pretty. The feathers in the light areas are a good choice. Personally I don't stitch in the ditch well, so I'd avoid that and just stitch the darks with lines diagonal to the patch. Ends up looking just like long parallel diagonal lines, but very effective. I don't have the courage to put the quilt on point on the frame. Have you done this before? Any tips? My starts and stops are usually a bit of a mess, so stitching the feathers continuously would be nice.
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Simply beautiful. If you tire of it, I'll send you my address!
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Beautiful :)
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That is a beautiful quilt.
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Just beautiful, great job and thank you for sharing
Have a Blessed night Ellen |
Beautiful quilt and I can't wait to see it finished.
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That is beautiful.
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Love the 1/2 logs! Feathers just seem so natural on a log cabin.
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Very very pretty.
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Its very nice - I always struggle with the quilting part too - its hard to decide what pattern to use - but you have such a beautiful quilt - it will look good with any kind of quiltiing.
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I really like this quilt! I bet it will look super after you quilt it. Please post again when you finish.
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Beautiful and love the colors!
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Very pretty! Love your color choices.
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This will be my first large quilt on point. I have Sally Terry's book, "Pathways from Quilt Top to Quilted " and there is a section about it. I really like her books.
Originally Posted by gayle bong
(Post 4972241)
Very Pretty. The feathers in the light areas are a good choice. Personally I don't stitch in the ditch well, so I'd avoid that and just stitch the darks with lines diagonal to the patch. Ends up looking just like long parallel diagonal lines, but very effective. I don't have the courage to put the quilt on point on the frame. Have you done this before? Any tips? My starts and stops are usually a bit of a mess, so stitching the feathers continuously would be nice.
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Very pretty.
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A very nice quilt! You did do a very good job of piecing it. is the quilting you are talking about "Hand quilting"? Wish you were closer, I hate to sound like I am bragging, but I do do excellent bindings.
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Beautiful quilt and feathers will be perfect.
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Very pretty!
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Here's a pat on the back. It is beautiful. Anything else will just enhance it. BrendaK
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I dont hand sew anything if i can help it. Lol. Factory work is hard on the body. I am quilting on my longarm. I machine sew my bindings on.
Originally Posted by Lilrain
(Post 4974567)
A very nice quilt! You did do a very good job of piecing it. is the quilting you are talking about "Hand quilting"? Wish you were closer, I hate to sound like I am bragging, but I do do excellent bindings.
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