I stitched the rows of strips together that were on the design wall in the previous post. Then yesterday, I sat down and quilted it. This photo is taken before it has been washed. I use wool batting so that even more quilted texture will appear after the washing and drying step. I took this photo without the flash so that you could better see the texture that is already appearing.
very cool Terri!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! So modern.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteHand or machine quilting?
ReplyDeleteWould thicker cotton or poly batt work as well as the wool, do you think?
Oooh, I love the little quilted circles! What a fantastic idea!
ReplyDeleteNice design with great impact.
ReplyDeleteCool!
ReplyDeleteand I like that you have added your picture to your profile too!
The surface invites the touch of the hand! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe circles are so pleasing - looks great.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! The 'random' quilted shapes add so much texture and interest!
ReplyDeleteI think this is lovely and unusual Terri. I also love your Pink Pickles quilt posted earlier.
ReplyDeleteI am so loving this! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow! Love the quilting and I really like the strips of yellows. I can't wait to see it finished. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat texture is great! I am curious about how you sewed those columns together though. They look like they were placed together (side by side) and then run through the machine? Am I seeing that correctly? That seems like an excellent solution to shoving the whole deal through the machine.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHi Terri,
ReplyDeletethis piece is wonderful - just love the colors and the texture! Also love seeing your photo on your blog - very pretty!
I love this quilt for the beautiful colors, design and quilting. So sunny, so calm and interesting with the 3D effect of the quilting. Like going for a walk at the beach, discovering little treasures. Very poetic!!
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