A scrappy batik
 

This quilt has a pantograph called "botanical gardens" with a cross-hatching border, and some SITD where appropriate.

We usually set-back an inch on out border work for the binding, but we've found that with a cross-hatch border the finished quilt looks better with the hatching going to the binding so this border was quilted right to the edge.

This quilt has Hobbs 80/20 and she wishes to bind it herself

Really beautiful work!!!

Beautiful, and, being a longarm quilter myself I know how difficult it can sometimes be to get the corners to come out as nicely as you have done with the crosshatching.

Beautiful! I love that pantograph!

Beautiful quilt, great job on quilting too.

Excellent! I also love that pantograph.

Very pretty quilt and quilting.

It looks wonderful. Love the crosshatch

Looking great! :)

Beautiful quilting. I don't do pantographs, but there are some beautiful ones out there and this is definitely one.

Beautiful!!!!!!

A great job; really pretty.

Terrific quilts, great job and thank you for sharing, love the bright colors
Have a Blessed night
Ellen

looks beautiful

That is beautiful.

Very pretty.

That is so very nice.

Looks so good!

Very nice quilt and great quilting. I like the hatch quilting to the edge also.

Beautiful quilt! Love the colors!

That is so pretty. I love batiks.

That is pretty and bright.

love it, makes me want to go and pull a jelly roll and do a mile a minute..........I think the border is what "cools" it down well.

Love the bright colors.

Lovely Quilt

Really pretty and unusual.

The quilt and the quilting are just plain beautiful!!!

Beautiful work and such a colorful quilt. I don't have a long-arm machine, but when I'm making quilts, I put the binding on before quilting the border - it seems to make it look more finished to me,but I know that's personal preference.

Love this!

Gorgeous Colors!!!

What a lovely and bright quilt!

Very pretty, nice quilting!

Yes the lay out can be a real adventure on a crosshatch border.

Very nice!!