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I first want to say a big thank you to your daughter, her husband and YOU and your family!!!
I like Vicki's idea on the quilting, also. Your MIL's quilt is beautiful!!! |
Ok so, you think a wavy diagonal stitch. Across the whole quilt? only across the watery part, across including the windows of animals. Both directions or only one? I'm not sure I am picturing this.
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Beautiful daughter! So glad she's home safe and sound!!
And beautiful quilt! I always end up doing SID on any that I machine quilt but I'm whatever you decide will look great! |
Originally Posted by Jim's Gem
I don't know what this is doing. I have a post in the PDA section talking about my daughters return. When I posted a quilt on here it changed the picture there. I went back to that one and put her picture back and it changed the picture here.
I need to get this quilt done but am at a loss on the quilting, so of course I am working on my fall block exchange Let me try again. |
They are in the correct places at the moment, except you have to scroll down on this one to see the quilt. I am not going to mess with it anymore. I think I redid these pictures 4 times yesterday.
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Gayle, I'm just glad "to get" to see your daughter upon
her arrival home. She is beautiful and I am so thankful she is here safe and sound. Tell her thanks for me! |
I think I would do the wavy lines across the whole quilt on the diagonal in a matching or invisible thread. I think it would look really sharp, but it's your project, so think on it a while.
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What's the name of the pattern??? I saw some train fabric the other day for hubby that would look perfect in that pattern. (Hubby is retired engineer and I've yet to make him a quilt.... :roll: )
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This one is Called "I spy Alaska with a twist" so basically an I spy with a twist.
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Originally Posted by Jim's Gem
This one is Called "I spy Alaska with a twist" so basically an I spy with a twist.
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