First, a close-up of the quilting. The little cross hatches were placed at 3/4 inches. I wanted them tiny. You can see the little dime that fits perfectly in the square. These are so easy to quilt!
Next, the corner feathers. These are a little more fiddly to quilt, but fun all the same.
And a quick peek at the whole thing… I really have accomplished quite a bit in my time off work! I’m saving the blue border until last. NOTE: The blue border is one color blue, not two. The dark that you see along the very edge is the back folded over to the front and basted so that the batting doesn’t get pulled or stretched when my cat tries to help me quilt.
glad you are healing but yes it would have been fun to have more time off to work on your quilt :) the quilting is beautiful!
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Your quilting is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteStunning quilting. Love the feather-like pattern.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilting! Love the cheddar.
ReplyDeleteDumb doctors - what do they know? I think you should stay home and finish recovering. *G*
ReplyDeleteThis is SUCH a beautiful quilt- your stitching is perfection! And you've gotten so much done, wow!
A beautiful quilt and workmanship to match!
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is beautiful. Did you do this on your Pfaff with the Inspira frame?
ReplyDeleteNo, this is all hand quilted... just my little fingers, right hand... needle, thread. No Pfaff involvement at all on this quilt.
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