Irene's awesome Quilt of Valor coming off the frame |
Right side of quilt fabric w/quilting |
Left side shows the quilting pattern a bit better w/neat fabrics |
I chose to use a very special panto that I don't use very often just because of its intricacies - I have to be on top of my quilting game to pull this panto off without a hitch. Here's a close-up pic of the gorgeous burgandy red back, which shows the detail much clearer:
Back showing Star Spangled Support panto w/free-hand quilting |
The Star Spangled Support pantograph from urbanelementz.com is one of my very favorites for Quilts of Valor quilts but, it's a bit of a challenge to pull off, at least for me. However, the final result is well worth ALL the efforts expended, especially when Superior's LAVA Diamond Head thread is used in the needle to show it off. I chose to add a freehand swirl after I concluded the panto because I opted not to 'offset' each panto row on this particular quilt for design aesthetics, and I'm glad I did!
Final views from the front concludes our quilting journey with this wonderful Quilt of Valor:
Quilted front close-up |
Completed left side off the frame |
The right side |
And this now quilted QOV beauty ;-) |
Time to get back to it...
~Deb
The QOV 6:
#1 Paula's Quilt of Valor
#2 Sandra's first Quilt of Valor
#3 Mary Anne's first Quilt of Valor
#4 Mary Anne's second Quilt of Valor
#5 Sandra's second Quilt of Valor
#6 Irene's Quilt of Valor
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