I couldn't ignore it any longer.....it wasn't going to quilt itself. I spent the morning on errands yesterday, the early afternoon planting more pots and then it started raining so I couldn't get any photos of them. Last night I finally quilted this colorwash. It just needed one width of fabric for the back.
I finished quilting it at 10 p.m. and started taking out the basting threads. I used clear polyester monofilament thread this time for the ditch quilting from top to bottom on every seam. I use thread to match the backing fabric in the bobbin. Today I will trim it and choose a binding.
Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt is truly stunning. Just quilting it would be fun!
ReplyDeleteit looks really lovely! well you be hanging this in your house?
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteStunning! Great fabric for the backing, too!!
ReplyDeleteA cheerful way to spend yet another rainy afternoon!
ReplyDeleteYour color wash pieces always fascinate me, no matter how many times I see them, they mesmerize me... Perfect ditch quilting for this piece. And I so enjoyed your garden post yesterday... I hope to tackle mine yet today...
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Yeah. It looks great all quilted.
ReplyDeletewhat a beauty you have created here
ReplyDeleteThis is so gorgeous! Did you use jelly rolls for this? If so, which ones and how long did you cut your strips or are they random? 2.5 inch width?
ReplyDeleteHow do you quilt your TAW quilts, Wanda? I just finished one (my first), and I'm kind of daunted by the prospect of quilting it. Maybe just vertical ditch-stitching, as you quilted this colorwash of yours...
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