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A while back I posted my ready to quilt top. Well, it's done, just in time for my parents' anniversary.
I found the flannel back to be tricky to work with, but I love how soft and cozy the finished quilt is. It's all free-motion, improv quilting, meaning I did it with the feed dogs down, and never marked the top, just doodled all over in a semi-organized and planned way. I did match my thread to the predominant fabric in each area, and the backing, with the green flannel, has green thread. I ran into a few tension problems, with "eyelashing" but I decided to just keep going, and after washing, none of it even shows. I like the slightly puckery texture of the washed quilt--makes it very tactile and comfy. And this is one where very heavy quilting does not translate to a stiff quilt. This thing is made for wrapping up and cuddling. RST Snowy day -- perfect for photographing a quilt [ATTACH=CONFIG]132077[/ATTACH] close up of free motion quilting in swirls on neutral portions [ATTACH=CONFIG]132078[/ATTACH] the colors photograph a little more garish than they are in real life, but it is a rather bright quilt -- great stash buster [ATTACH=CONFIG]132079[/ATTACH] |
Just Beautiful!
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That is a beautiful quilt!
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Beautiful!
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I LUV LOVE LUV IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Just beautiful the log cabin is my favorite for scrappy
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Wow! That is beautiful.
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Beautiful!
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Very, very pretty. I have always wanted to make a log cabin quilt. I bought the Eleanor Burns log cabin book years ago,but have never made it. I feel somewhat motivated now, so maybe after the holidays, I will finally do it.
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Very, very pretty. I have always wanted to make a log cabin quilt. I bought the Eleanor Burns log cabin book years ago,but have never made it. I feel somewhat motivated now, so maybe after the holidays, I will finally do it.
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