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I so enjoyed working with this pattern again that I pulled out another set of fabrics. I had a “theme” fabric that I wanted to use in the extra blocks – I love the tan and blue color scheme.
I did have a little trouble deciding the block setting and ended up designing another block to go with it.
I really like the final layout – should be fun quilting since it has a good amount of open space!
This customer quilt has been one of my most challenging so far.
She pieced a cream block on the back to line up with the one on the front. Unfortunately….. they were not quite the same size and lining them up on the long-arm was quite difficult. So, I did my best and went for it. I am pleased with the quilting/design in the pieced border and the quilting looks really pretty on her pieced backing.
I decided to make another small quilt using my “Bling” pattern. I only had fat quarters – so I decided to just make the four blocks and then decided to use up the rest of the fat quarters for the borders.
I had a hard time deciding what setting to use – so I took a few pictures to help me see the 2 settings.
This is what the original quilt looked liked. The pattern is available for purchase here
I have gotten a start on the quilting – loving it so far!
This is a customer’s quilt that is about 30 years in the making. She had friends embroider/cross-stitch blocks and then assembled them into a top.
I added the blue border – she had planned to use for a backing, but several large areas had faded too badly. The backing ended up being an unbleached muslin.
This was a challenge to quilt as I had to pick a design that would not over-whelm the beautiful handwork. I ended up using a very fine thread for the quilting in these blocks and it worked beautifully.
My favorite part of the quilting is the center – it makes a cross design accented with feathered hearts.
I really like the muslin backing – it shows off the quilting so nice and is really soft.
This quilt is the last of Cena’s Christmas quilts. I think this may be my favorite of the four. The red flannel on the back made the quilting look Yummy!
Warning- there are a lot of pictures.
