A nice finish. This giant flying geese was shamelessly copied from a quilt I saw last fall at market in Houston
I think it was at the cotton and steel booth, but I can't remember. Let me know if you do.
"Quilt in a day's" ruler wasn't even big enough for what I wanted. I attained the services of my "genius math quilter friend" (thank you mk) to help make those big geese. (which means the process was painful and a big blur, so please don't ask :)
patiently waiting on the banister for it's turn on the hq sweet sixteen.
Do you remember the post back here about my trip to Mexico where I took pictures of free motion quilting ideas?
simple log cabin design:
flagstone:
graffiti:
I lost probably 10 inches off the width and length.
a rotation of pebbles, random squares and matchstitck lines, which quilts up nice. I'll use that pattern again.
stats:
55 x 68 (washed)
fabric is varsity by sweetwater
geese are 6 1/2 x 12 1/2
batting is 80/20 comfort by Winline
I seem to have an abundance of pincushions laying around from my recent pincushion fest. I'd love to share one with you, it's even filled with walnut shells. leave me a comment if you're interested.
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I'd love to have another pincushion. Your flying geese quilt is adorable. I love the colours.
ReplyDeleteI need a pincushion! I keep thinking I will make one for myself and then something happens and I don't! I would love to win one of yours! Thanks for the opportunity!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt and the quilting. I am not a big Free Motion Quilting type but I did I think my 3rd ever a couple weeks back and really loved doing it and cant wait to try again. Even if it takes me forever to do they turn out fantastic. And I would love a pincushion also. Oh and love the contrast of the colors on the front and back.
ReplyDeleteUilt is gorgeous and the quilting is awesome!!! I've never had a pin cushion with walnuts.
ReplyDeleteThe quilting is absolutely beautiful, and I love the large scale flying geese! I'm new to FMQ, but I am also starting to see possible quilting patterns all around. Now, if I can start to translate some more of those ideas to fabric!
ReplyDeleteLove your super sized flying geese quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love the quilting and I need a pincushion, I don't have one. The few I have made have been given away ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love the giant flying geese! I could finish a quilt if I made one like that! You can never have too many pincushions!
ReplyDeleteI love the big flying geese! I have been sewing for 40 years and have never made a pincushion. Wedding dresses, quilts and costumes but no pin cushion. No excuse!
ReplyDeleteI love flying geese - my fave block!!
ReplyDeleteI don't need another pin cushion, but I do want to tell you I love this quilt!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is just awesome! Love the pin cushion. Thanks for the opportunity to enter the giveaway. (shirparks@gmail.com)
ReplyDeletei enjoy pebble quilting, I haven't yet tried it myself. Such a cute pin cushion!
ReplyDeleteHello, yes, the quilt is from the Cotton + Steel booth
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Your quilting is awesome!