I used my walking foot--each line of sewing is the width of the walking foot away from the next line.
I love how the quilting looks but it sure takes a long time to do!
You can see that I used some leftover selvage "fabric" that I made for a previous project.
No more tension issues! I used 3 1/2 bobbins of thread for this quilt.
I will be displaying this quilt as a wall hanging. I love the texture of the spiral quilting.
All trimmed up and ready to bind!
I chose some bright green fabric from my stash for the binding and machine sewed it on last night.
Today, I completed hand sewing the binding down.
A close up:
At the workshop, I asked Jacquie to sign the label for me. It is now quilted into the quilt.
Thanks for a great workshop, Jacquie!
Now, on to the next UFO...
It looks wonderful!! Great job and great finish!!
ReplyDeleteWOW it looks wonderful! :)
ReplyDeleteI love spiral quilting -- it's so cool! I've tried it once on a smaller project . . . it makes for a very neat texture. Your finish is beautiful -- the shapes and colors are wild and fun! :)
ReplyDeleteThumbs up for spiral quilting... so fun to do and looks fantastic! Glad the tension issues got resolved for you. Congrats on a great finish!
ReplyDeleteI love the improv blocks and the quilting. It is time consuming but worth the effort as the result is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteNot only spiral quilting but I like how you didn't center it!! Good job!
ReplyDeleteFantastic....love the quilting and the selvages "touches"
ReplyDeleteWhat a great finish. Your quilting is excellent. Well done!
ReplyDeleteYour spiral quilting is amazing! It is on my to try list. Thank you for inspiring me.
ReplyDeleteI love your improv blocks and the spiral quilting works perfectly. Good job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt, great job on your quilting!
ReplyDeleteWow! 3 1/2 bobbins of thread!!! It's totally worth it though, it looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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