I am completely and utterly in love with the quilting. It was done by Sue Burnett using a digital quilting pattern and it turned out even better than I expected.
I really wanted to make this quilt double sided, and as much as I like the front, I really can't wait to reveal the "back", which I haven't shown yet. The quilting in cream thread looks particularly nice on the cream fabric I used on the back.
Now I just need finish binding this quilt and then find the perfect place to photograph it!
I'm linking up with Lee at Freshly Pieced:
By the way, if you're looking for my giveaway, it is here and still open!
7 comments:
The quilting looks great, the perfect loopy pattern to use on a quilt made with DS fabrics.
This looks beautiful Adrianne! I like using solids for the back, especially if I am getting a quilt done by a long arm as they show off the quilting so well.
The solids you used perfectly complement and balance the kinda wild Hadley prints! Can't wait to see the back :)
Looks lovely! Very curious to see your finished quilt! I too am just finishing of my latest WiP "hadley & creams" - and like you, am really enjoying the effect of the quilting on alot of -ve space. Linda
The quilting really is fabulous and very reminiscent of Denise!
there's nothing like those smooth curves of a quilt. looks beautiful!!!
Reminds me of Resene Hot Chilli paint
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