After completing the '
Renewal Quilt',
Hurricane Sandy Quilt #2, it was time to move on or
back to Hurricane Sandy Quilt #1, the
Good Morning Quilt:
This quilt is quite large and required a bit more quilting time but, once again, it was a blast to quilt and I even expanded on a couple of quilting techniques I can now add to my
McTavishing arsenal, which worked quite well in the 6" purple floral border. All the stabilization quilting was done w/clear mono-poly in between the strips, sashings, and borders, and to McTavish and outline both embroidered blocks. The batik green border sashings were quilted w/So Fine's 40 wt.,
Lollies, and So Fine's variegated
Great Barrier Reef was used to quilt the purple floral borders with McTavishing quilting.
Lower right corner embroidered block - I couldn't resist adding this one ;-)
And after all the FUN quilting, the Good Morning quilt was ready to come off the frame:
And now on to finishing up the piecing of the third
Hurricane Sandy quilt,
'Serenity':
Piecing the Robert Kaufman Artisan batik strips, Lake Country - they are stunning!
So far, so good - now off to press and sew some more!
Catch up w/ya later...
~Deb
UPDATE 11/26/2012: Hurricane Sandy Quilt #1,
The Good Morning Quilt
UPDATE 2/25/2013: Hurricane Sandy Quilt #2,
Renewal
UPDATE 4/03/2013: Hurricane Sandy Quilt #3,
Serenity
I love the "Good Morning" quilt - that daisy border just sets it off. I will look forward to seeing the "serenity" quilt - from the strips, I think I'm going to love those colors!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Miss Katie!
DeleteLooks like the Serenity Quilt is going to turn out much different than I originally envisioned but possibly even better. Just need to add the lake water blue border w/chocolate brown and white and I'm ready to load onto the frame so...better get back to it!
Hope you had FUN on your recent shopping trip ;-)
~Deb