Gosh, I think I finished the top back in 2012 and I finally started to quilt it yesterday. I pondered whether to hand quilt it or machine quilt it and finally decided to have a go at machine quilting it. I've never quilted a wool quilt by machine.
A close-up of some of the blocks before starting to quilt it, lots of embellishments.
A close-up of the quilting. I used a specialty thread, Valdani Unique Twist that blended into the background wool.
This is the fabric that I'm using for the backing and the binding.
I do like how you have quilted it, makes the blocks stand out. Great work and love your work.
ReplyDeleteMaggey
ditto on Maggey!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat really came out beautifully and love how it looks with the quilting. The close ups are nice to see, helps me to learn by seeing what others do.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
It all looks wonderful. So nice to have a project finished.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun quilt! The quilting looks great, what do you think of machine quilting a wool quilt? Is it difficult, or the same as with a cotton quilt?
ReplyDeleteLovely! And a finished project makes it even better. On to the next.
ReplyDeleteI like the way you quilted it. It makes the flowers pop!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous wall hanging !
Such a wonderful quilt. Love the folk art designs!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great quilt! I thought the wool was harder to machine quilt because it is a bit stretchy. Looks like you are doing a terrific job.
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning quilt! I enlarged one of your photos and your embellishments are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful doesn't begin to describe your work Nancy :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Beautiful doesn't begin to describe your work Nancy :)
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