I started this at the Boston MQG's annual retreat for our HST challenge. As soon as I saw Craft South's Liberty Spoolish I knew what I was going to make. I really should know by now that I'm not at my best early in the morning and when working outside of my own studio. My cutting was just a bit off and some of the resulting blocks are wonky. Since I'd dipped into my precious stash of Tana Lawns I'd collected from the Westwood Acres Liberty Club I decided to live with it and pressed on.
I was still riding the creative high when I got back from retreat and immediately got down to quilting... why do I always think dense quilting is a good idea?
Probably because I love the texture it adds... I powered thru and finished up the quilting.
All that was left to do was slap on the binding (already made) and tack it down, my most favorite part of the process but somehow it just never happened. Better late than never, a couple of episodes of Dark Matter and this was done. I even got fancy and went outside for some nature shots before it started raining;-) I think this one gives the truest representation of the colors.
A huge thank you to Amy's Creative Side for hosting another Bloggers Quilt Festival. Be sure to stop by and visit all the amazing quilts!
Finished quilt is 34" x 34"
Pattern: Spoolish by Denyse Schmidt.
Fabrics: Assorted Tana Lawns from the Westwood Acres Liberty Club, Kaffe Fassett Shot Cotton in Smoky.
Batting: Quilter's Dream Orient.
Thread: 50 wt. Aurifil in Grey Blue (1248).
I'm with you I love the texture your quilting creates. It is a beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt and a really cool texture :)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Love that background fabric and the way it contrasts with your prints. :D
ReplyDeleteGlad that you were able to get this beauty completed!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely quilt! Those florals are just dreamy and the stitching is perfect for your quilt!
ReplyDeleteNeat!
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