I quilted Ellen's quilt for Art Prize. If you have never been to Grand Rapids for this event, it is amazing. If you do go, please feel free to vote for this quilt. This quilt is made with some commercial fabrics and some that are hand dyed. Perhaps my traditional quilting is influencing the art quilter.
There are lots of straight lines, and lots of thread on this quilt.
I also finished three quilts of my own- 2 of which were on the UFO list. I am doing my happy dance!
I started this quilt about 10 years ago. It is hard for me to believe that I picked out those floral fabrics at that time. They are all Robyn Pandolph fabrics, and the pattern was on the cover of Quilter's World.
This quilt isn't that old. In fact, I think I started it just last year. The pattern is from Kim Brackett called Town Square. I quilted an all over pattern called Lovely using blue thread. I love the movement this pattern gives the quilt. I can't wait for the binding to be done so I can wash it for the crinkle effect.
For this week, I hope to finish quilting the last border on my large twister. I quilted the main part of the quilt way back in March. I have really struggled with a design for the large border. At this point I may just meander to get it finished.
Thanks for visiting. Stop over to Judy's to see what others are working on this week.
7 comments:
Wow, amazing progress. Ellen's quilt is wonderful, wish I could vote for it.
Oh my goodness... you weren't kidding when you said you were busy quilting! Wow - all so different and beautiful!~ Your quilting choices are perfect on each quilt.
Hi! I love the Swoon quilt you made for the teacher! Lovely sentiment she will be able to cherish forever!
Take care, Leslie
I'm sure the lucky teach receiving the swoon quilt will NOT see John Deere nor BP. It's lovely.
I don't even know which quilt I like best. They are all beautiful.
Great job on the finishes. I love that Town Square quilt. I've got the book and that one is on my bucket list.
Great job on the quilting!! Love the Town Square quilt - is that from one of the Scrap Basket books?
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