Judy wanted the circle part of the blocks to stand out, so we decided I would ditch stitch and continuous curve them with a small feather in the centre.
Even though it was a completely different style of quilt, Judy liked what I had done on a earlier quilt by Margaret (to see Margaret's quilt click here), and we decided that I would feather the remainder of the quilt with the feathers curling out from circular wreaths on the four feature fabric blocks.
Judy chose an electric blue thread, and because she gave me a white back, the quilting is really striking.
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Judy's quilt is beautiful, I love how colorful it is. Your quilting just makes it sing. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool, cool quilt!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty. Do you do all of this freehand or do you use some templates? Your quilting is beautiful. I love how the back looks.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful, both the quilt and the quilting, well done!
ReplyDeleteWow! Gorgeous quilt. I love the blue thread on the back and your quilting really compliments the top. Are those roosters on the fabrics? Unexpected? Yes! And amazing.
ReplyDeleteThis is very beautiful quilt work. The quilt itself is quite unusual and very striking.
ReplyDeleteThis looks great!
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ReplyDeleteLet me try that again....Thanks, Desley, for making another of my quirky quilts look wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWow! What an amazing quilt! I keep coming back to this. The fabric selection is fabulous, and of course, your quilting is fantastic! Love the thread choice!
ReplyDeleteAnother beauty!!!! Love it! Yes, the backing is so striking!
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