Of course I can't leave it alone at this stage , so I plan to add birds and flowers before I start quilting. I haven't quilted in a number of years and was very meticulous about perfect, tiny stitches (or at least that was my goal). I may loosen up a little with this one and embroider and quilt with floss instead of traditional quilting thread! Radical departure!
Monday, June 22, 2009
Cotton Print Tree Quilt
I started this wall hanging size quilt awhile ago to use some of my stash of pastel cotton prints. They have such a soft, old feel. The base fabric is, again, a flour sack towel. I just love the texture of these towels and at a dollar apiece a real bargain.
Of course I can't leave it alone at this stage , so I plan to add birds and flowers before I start quilting. I haven't quilted in a number of years and was very meticulous about perfect, tiny stitches (or at least that was my goal). I may loosen up a little with this one and embroider and quilt with floss instead of traditional quilting thread! Radical departure!
Of course I can't leave it alone at this stage , so I plan to add birds and flowers before I start quilting. I haven't quilted in a number of years and was very meticulous about perfect, tiny stitches (or at least that was my goal). I may loosen up a little with this one and embroider and quilt with floss instead of traditional quilting thread! Radical departure!
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6 comments:
This is a very beautiful and elegant quilt.One to live with for a long time.
Gorgeous work and beautiful blog! Welcome to the Fiber Focus Group!
This is looking very beautiful. I always love a "tree of life" design. What size is it?
Right now it is the size of a very large flour sack towel, about 30" by 30", but I still need to decide what I'm going to do with the border.
this will be wonderful. go crazy with it.
Beautiful, I love the colors.
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