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Saturday, April 6, 2013
Echo QUilting
Saturday, March 23, 2013
Sea Glass Quilt finally finished
This quilt began with receiving the batik fabric as a present. I pulled the three major colors of the batik. I didn't want to take away from the beautiful batik so I chose solids. The colors reminded me of the local beach and sea glass.
I started with 10" squares of the batik. I used a dinner plate as a template for the curved pieces. The curved pieces were hand appliqued to each side of the square. The squares were then machine sewed together. I added a 2" inside border and the 8" wide border. I used what little I had left of the batik for the binding.
Approximate size 65" square.
Hand quilted with matching thread.
This was enjoyable quilt to make. The different types of work (applique, piecing and quilting) keep me interested in the project.
This was one of the three quilts I offered to the Thornton Academy Annual Auction. My contact person picked a hand quilted baby quilt with vibrant-colored fish on an aqua sea background.
Approximate size 65" square.
Hand quilted with matching thread.
This was enjoyable quilt to make. The different types of work (applique, piecing and quilting) keep me interested in the project.
This was one of the three quilts I offered to the Thornton Academy Annual Auction. My contact person picked a hand quilted baby quilt with vibrant-colored fish on an aqua sea background.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Before and After Quilting
The first photo is a piece of a mini wall hanging. The 1/4 inch hand quilting was just started.
The second photo shows the echo quilting completed on two triangle sections. Hand quilting done with matching purple thread.
The second photo shows the echo quilting completed on two triangle sections. Hand quilting done with matching purple thread.
Monday, April 23, 2012
...And with the hand quilting added
I matched the thread to the fabric. Quilting lines echo seams 1/4, 1/2 and 3/4 inch. Applique pieces were quilted around the edge and 1/4 inch.For the fish in the ocean, quilting lines were used to create movement of the water. The fish, star fish and coral were defined with quilting lines. The thread color matches the fabric.
Monday, March 26, 2012
Summer Wall Hanging
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Tumblers
Friday, May 20, 2011
Feathered Circles
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