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Wednesday, August 7, 2019

It's all black and white...............

I loaded this quilt on the longarm a week ago but straightening and cleaning the basement ended up taking 4 days so I didn't get it quilted.





I tackled it yesterday and used a nice even meander with white thread for the quilting.












 The backing fabric is 57" wide so I didn't have to piece it.  It has off white and gray in addition to black in the print.  It is a heavier weight fabric and I hope it softens up when I wash it.



All trimmed and waiting for binding.  I'm pretty sure it will be a black with white print.







This is the view as I get to the bottom of the basement steps.  The double design wall is in front of my washer and dryer so I need to take down the blocks and slide and stack the design walls so I can do laundry today.

13 comments:

  1. Wow! I love your black and white quilt. It's so striking with all of the different designs in the fabric. It's amazing how different the solid/print blocks look from afar. The blocks on the right look like twinkling Christmas lights. Beautiful!

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  2. I really like your black and white quilt, I’ve been thinking of making another one too. I sure wish I had space for a double board, one isn’t big enough.

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  3. The B&W quilt is a stunner! That is too bad you don't have a place to keep you design wall in a place where you don't have to move it. The basement sure looks clean! I have been thinking about cleaning my fabric storage room; it is quite a mess! I am just afraid how long it might take!

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  4. That scallopy border print jumps around as I look at the photo -- hope it's a tad calmer as you sew it.

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  5. I really like your black and white quilt and the backing looks pretty interesting too.
    I like seeing your Framed Nine Patch and Postage Stamp blocks up on your design wall. I have been paying close attention to your fabric combinations for the F9P blocks.
    And....I confess, I have design wall envy. Those panels look pretty big, I'm guessing 8 feet and they must be lightweight if you move them around. I also wonder how you reach to put up the top row of blocks.

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  6. love all three of these - and your view to the basement is a nice bit of color with those walls there with the quilts

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  7. Another quilt close to a finish , enjoyed seeing it on the long arm and the meandering quilting (enlarged that photo) it truly is a striking quilt.

    JJM

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  8. Great prints and backing, too! Your workspace is wonderful for doing quilting.

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  9. I like your b&w quilt. I have a WIP of a black/white/pink one on my To-Do list.

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  10. Look at that . . . it reminds be of M C Escher's art. I discovered his work back in the seventies and have been a fan ever since. Your quilts are so special . . . you just have that wonderful ability to know what works together and want doesn't. Gorgeous!!!

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  11. Love the black and white quilt! The meander is perfect.

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  12. Hi,
    Great black and white quilt........why not put your design wall on casters? Easy to move away and not remove blocks. Mine works great.

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  13. Both wonderfully colourful, but oh the Postage Stamp is something else!!

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