Remember this quilt? It's all finished now. The label sewing on took me just as long to do as the actually quilting I think! It is all ready for me to pass onto my friend now.
I ended up pebble quilting this one up to the edge of the circle that contained the foundation piecing. I stitched in the ditch in matching thread of every second point.
I decided to do it that way instead of all over pebbling like my first one as look what happens when you do that? It sort of bubbles up and becomes a lump! Photographed directly in front you can't tell but from the side..... interesting!
Here they are both together. The one on the left is done in Kona Bone I think. The one on the right is in Micheal Millers Dumb Dots, white dots on a white background. Subtle. My sister sent me 6 meters of this last year, I'm working my way through it slowly, it's my favorite white tone on tone.
14 comments:
Simply beautiful!
I am so glad you posted this! You might think this is odd, but quite literally yesterday I found myself thinking about your spikey quilt! So beautiful!
We can always count on you to make the rainbow as stunning on fabric as it is wondrous in nature!
Gorgeous!!!! and very spikey.
I love them both, but the right one appeals to me more. Wow, you do gorgeous work!
What a difference the quilting technique makes!!Thanks for sharing Helen.
xx
Helen what a great achievment. You must be proud of yourself, you do sew so well. (lot od sews there).
Top marks :)
Wow!! Great work!
Wow!! I have been watching the progress of this one and love how it turned out. Beautiful!!!!
Gorgeous!
Lucky friend! Can I be your friend??? hehehehe
They are both just beautiful.
Love, love, love. Looks amazing Helen!!
These are wonderful quilts!
Nice work Helen :)
I like the lumpy bumpy one! Lotsa texture :)
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