For starters on this new hand quilting sharing, I have two quilts that I want to share .
First this quilt I would like to finish before to long as I have another one waiting to be done,just like it in different colors.
I have just a few more rolls to go,here’s the corner that I’m working on.
The next one ,I need to finish ,mark then I will hand quilt it in a lap hoop . It is a lap size quilt perfect for relaxing in the evening with family,the other quilt is a queen size and in a frame in the sewing room.
I have one row to sew on yet,and am thinking of putting a flower design in the center navy space.
Here’s a few more sites you might like to check out to see what they are hand quilting
Bella http://createdbybella.wordpress.com/
Lori http://www.quiltingneeds.com/
Margaret http://www.thecraftycreek.com/
Kerry https://lovethosehandsathome.wordpress.com/
Emma http://emmacraftprojects.wordpress.com/
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Those are stunning! I especially like the color combination on the red/black/white one with it’s undulating curves.
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Thank you! My daughter is a Georgia bulldog fan,so for her room she requested in be in those colors . The pattern is from Judy Niemeyer
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That hosta quilt is just amazing! How did you mark it, and what thread are you using?
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Thank you! To mark it ,I used chalk and pencil along with a ruler.( no stencils on this one) a lot of it I just did stitch in the ditch or 1/4 in from seam line. I’ll show more marking detail on the next hosta quilt. I use Coats&Clark hand quilting thread.
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Thanks Deb, I am gathering information before the first mark goes on!
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Guess I need to do a detailed marking blog as one other blogger need som ideas.
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Sounds great!
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I will definitely look forward to watching you make progress on these, Deb–they are both spectacular!
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Thanks, it will be interesting to see how much will get done until the next update. Holidays might be somewhat hindering though.😀
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Wow! Your quilts are stunning! I’ll be hand quilting for the first time in the New Year, so I’ll certainly be looking out for tips 🙂 What do you use for marking?
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Thank you! I use chalk and regular pencils. I’ll soon show you how I mark them ,for I need to mark one.
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These are two beauties! I love the navy background of the wedding ring quilt:)❤️❤️
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Thank you! I made one before for a community lady, since then I too, like the navy background.
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They re both beautiful. Can’t wait to see your progress.
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Both beautiful quilts, but is the wedding ring quilt, the one made from the vintage fabrics, it looks really good 🙂
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It is made from vintage scraps,it’s the one I found that I had forgotten that I had started on it.😀 hey, you are getting quilt smart!
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Thank you, I remember the lovey vintage fabric 🙂 not sure about being quilt smart….but I am trying 🙂
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A beautiful quilt! Both of them are. When your frame is empty, I’d like to see a picture of it. I have a beautiful one in storage in Phoenix … and it’s been there 12 years. Sigh.
Is it my imagination, or are all the participants on WP blogs? LOL Great! I loved it, no problems commenting anywhere!
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Thank you! My frame isn’t all that beautiful,but it works! Yes,so far all participants are WP bloggers.😀
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Wow. Fantastic beautiful. My wife loves it also. Thank You.
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Thank you! Delighted that you found it lovely!😀
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Hi! I have just joined the quilt-along group and will be getting my post about it up soon. Love your modern quilt – is that a Be Colourful pattern?
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I it is a Judy Niemeyer pattern .. fire island hosta queen
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