I've finished the guild quilt top and I don't know if I want to celebrate or faint.
Showing posts with label new york metro quilters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new york metro quilters. Show all posts
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Monday, February 10, 2014
Diary of a Long Arm: Week 5
I reloaded the guild quilt top again. To say I am harboring a little bit of resentment towards this piece is a mild understatement. If you remember - last time I loaded this top I quilted for 30 mins and unpicked for over 5 hours. I was clear with the guild when I took the top that I wanted to practice and our President (Lisa Mason - check out her work) asked me if there was any particular pattern I would like to practice. Taking her question as though I have free reign to quilt what I please. I have kept the curved serpintine type lines on the diagonals but I used a really pretty grey/lilac thread by Superior So Fine # 50 - Milan Mauve instead of a variegated thread. I am simply fascinated by how the color of the thread changes dependent on the fabric underneath it (I'm totally obsessed by color but typically scared to use it.) I have decided to take this quilt one block at a time. Quilt a different design in each block - changing thread colors as I go.
I started with some echo shells. Wish me luck!
Monday, February 3, 2014
Diary of a Longarm: End of Week 3 - Unpicking stitches is not fun
This is a quilt top that I got from my guild (NYC Metro MOD Quilters) to quilt. Stuck for ideas and inspiration I asked a couple of members for ideas.
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