Aileen's quilt is made from flannel with a soft pinwhale cord backing. Quilted completely in the ditch with some radiating lines into the border to keep it simple. I was a bit worried about how the machine would handle the thickness of the cord backing but it was fine and the finished result is very cosy.
This is the back of a flannel quilt I made for Bloss (and big sister moo has placed an order for one of her own) - ratty likes to help sew on the binding....
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Monday, July 21, 2008
Need This? Challenge
Friday, July 18, 2008
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
A busy week and Christmas in July
I've played 'quilter' for the last three days and now have three more customer quilts finished and delivered. #1 - made by Elsie for her son, it's a king size and I quilted concentric circles in each block and on the joins with a scroll border. I love the effect of the curves against the geometric bright colours. #2 - another of Elsie's quilts. Quilted with a meandering vine around the central blocks and a rolling feather border. #3 - Robin's vintage roses quilt, I used a pretty edge to edge tulip with a matching separate border. I always like to ditch quilt the first border to give them a solid frame.
If you have fond memories of christmas as you were growing up, check out Lyn's blog... the messages left by her visitors are worth the read!
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
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