When I pieced this, I was intending it as a baby quilt (39" x 39"), with some quilting in the white areas, and something different in the blue.
But then I saw a quilt that had quilting in an on-point square, and thought, that would look awesome on this quilt!
Originally, I had stars planned in the blue areas, but brought those into the white, and into the on-point square.
The stippling around the stars help them pop. Here's a picture before I did all the backgound fills.
I could have stopped there, but the fills really help the design stand out.
The center and the corners repeat the line design, and the fills are repeated; stippling, pebbles, and McTavish. Thread color is a medium light blue, top and bottom.
The back is a plain blue flannel (remember, it was supposed to go to a baby!), and shows off the quilting!
This turned out so pretty, I'm keeping it for myself! I may make another, but with different quilting, of course!
Happy Quilting!
Gorgeous quilting designs
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed with this quilt(ing). No wonder you decided to keep it. This will be inspiration for many quilts to come. Oh, and I like your buttons, too. ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh boy that quilt went from simply and nice to absolutely stunning with that quilting. I LOVE LOVE LOVE your connecting icons.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely fabulous. Did you mark the on-point lines on the whole quilt before you loaded it?
ReplyDeleteLove your quilting!!! Totally takes the quilt to a whole new, fabulous, level!!!
ReplyDeleteExquisite workmanship.
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteFabulous job, Susan! As always, great discussion of your technique, too.
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