I finally got around to machine quilting
Sue Spargo's BOM Fresh Cut from 2017.
It was a challenge to say the least on my sewing machine.
Easy free motion quilting I thought...
Sure lets machine quilt a heavy wool quilt
in the heat of the summer,
upstairs in my sewing room with no ac...
easy.
I do like the binding.
Some closeups of a few of the
blocks when I first started this quilt.
Thanks for all the comments on my bear.
I haven't seen him since, not that I'm looking for him.
It's been pretty hot so I imagine he's gone
to a higher elevation where it's cooler.
~ Stay safe ~
Nancy, this is just beautiful! I can’t imagine the hours. Your colors and stitching,WOW!
ReplyDeleteNancy. It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt is simply stunning! I'm sure it was sweltering under your machine, but well worth it. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine machine quilting your Sue Spargo quilt at this time of year. I am wondering if it could have been done quilt as you go but looking back at the photo of the quilt as a whole, it does not look like individual blocks.
ReplyDeleteOh WOW!! It turned out just beautiful. I think it was definitely worth all of the sweating (so easy for me to say, LOL!!) but all kidding aside, you've definitely created another masterpiece! It's beautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning. You do amazing work. Truly a piece of art.
ReplyDeleteElegant 💕 Gorgeous work Nancy 😊
ReplyDeleteThose blocks are beautiful! All the colors and little details make them delightful to look at and study!
ReplyDeleteStunning!
ReplyDeletejust catching up on your posts....this is stunning ~ congratulations on finishing...love it, so much detail.
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful. Wow.
ReplyDeletewow! It's a piece of art!
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