I asked for a variation on continuous curves in the checkerboards that makes kind of a diamond star with a deep curve. I showed her a drawing of it, and she nailed it. She uses a Stattler Stitcher (computer guided) and it came out perfect.
I couldn't be happier with the way the quilting turned out!
Now to get it trimmed, bound, labeled, sleeve added and photographed by the Dec. 6 deadline to enter it in the spring Paducah AQS show.
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So pretty. I love the simplicity and complexity.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful glowing Autum colours in your lovely quilt, set off with the "just as you wanted it" quilting.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the entry process - it's a beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteIt's just beautiful, Jan.
ReplyDeleteIt's stunning!
ReplyDeleteI love this! Well done!!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on a beautiful finish!
ReplyDeleteYou had a wonderful vision for the quilting, and it totally paid off! I love that curved design. Are the small squares also ditch stitched, or is that effect just from the curves in the light squares?
ReplyDeleteWoo Hoo!! So fun to see it finished. I vividly remember when we saw the inspiration quilt. I'm so happy your vision for quilting was executed so perfectly :)
ReplyDeleteOh that is just perfect - and that quilting - you had the right idea!!! its perfect for it!!
ReplyDeleteThat is GORGEOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd I agree - the quilter nailed it!
Jan, this is beautiful. Love patchwork and Dresdens both - such a wonderful quilt!
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