Now, don't you think this quilt is maverick? If I had done it, the plain squares would have been mixed up, but this lady did it her way. Bravo!
This is the backing of a quilt (and not the one with the kimonos in my previous post). Are there others out there who also look to see what fabric is used for the backing? I find the backing could be just as interesting as the front.
Redwork teddies. There was a question on some of the blogs about quilting through the embroidery stitches or not. This quilt has all the quilting stitches around the motifs but none through the stitches.
Gosh, this quilt has such movement and the colours are gorgeous!
Toy sewing machines .... what a fantastic collection!
Now, don't you think this quilt is maverick? If I had done it, the plain squares would have been mixed up, but this lady did it her way. Bravo!
This is the backing of a quilt (and not the one with the kimonos in my previous post). Are there others out there who also look to see what fabric is used for the backing? I find the backing could be just as interesting as the front.
Redwork teddies. There was a question on some of the blogs about quilting through the embroidery stitches or not. This quilt has all the quilting stitches around the motifs but none through the stitches.
Gosh, this quilt has such movement and the colours are gorgeous!
Toy sewing machines .... what a fantastic collection!
I sure like that "loggy" quilt. What is the pattern called? Anyone?
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