I made this college quilt for my niece way back in June, but the photos were lost in cyber space when I got a new phone. So this is a photo heavy post since I finally got the photos back.
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Auditioning fabrics by color gradient. |
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Test log cabin block. Yeah, my math is good! |
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Log cabin strips set ready to go. |
It was a monumental project based on a photo that was about 2" square.
I'm sorry but I have no idea who to give credit to for that inspirational photo.
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Log cabin center section test layout. |
It was a good test of my mathematical abilities. I'm happy to say all
the math was correct - the first time!!
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Testing placement of outer blocks. |
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Spiral quilting |
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Woo hoo!! |
This was my first major project after my quilting foot stopped working.
I tried a spiral quilting design on my sister's domestic machine with
the walking foot and that worked like a charm.
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I would definitely do spiral quilting again. |
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I finally remembered to use the labels the girls gave me for Christmas. |
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Every bit of purple was used up. |
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Ta daaaaa! |
It was the perfect finish to the design and a perfect match to my
niece's personality. Even though it was boiling hot she wore it around
the house for the summer.
Linking up to
Confessions of a Fabric Addict and
Crazy Mom Quilts to show off finishes.
Nice quilt and quilting.
ReplyDeleteSpiral quilting... LOVE!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the colours and the spiral quilting really is the finishing touch!!
ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful finish!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy to report when I visited Sewanee the quilt was in the chair at her desk. It's obvious that she loves it :-)
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