This is a quick quilt that I quilted for Mom this week. When she lived in Farmville her neighbor was also a quilter. Rita and John were very nice, very funny and were really kind to Mom. Shortly after Mom moved away Rita died and, of course, left behind a packed sewing room and tons of UFO projects. Mom has taken on a couple of them to finish for the family. This quilt is one of them. Rita was really organized and had her projects packed away with the fabric and pattern together so Mom knew that she planned this pattern for this fabric. Funny story, when she brought the top over we put it up on the design wall and we both commented that it's not one of our favorite quilts. We aren't particularly fond of the fabrics or pattern. But just as we were expressing our opinions Chris walked through, glanced at the quilt and said that he really like it. So there you go, different strokes for different folks. I quilted it with an Urban Elementz pantograph called Carnival and used pink So Fine Thread in the needle and bobbin. It was nice to do something a little feminine for a change.
Next on the longarm is the big green quilt.
Mary Anne
7/14/2021 06:05:01 pm
I must say I was surprised at first glance of that quilt because my immediate thought was that it's not 'you'. Turns out I was right! It's pretty though, but it's not 'me' either.
Gene Black
7/15/2021 07:20:58 am
Ha ha... definitely not your style or mine. But I like the graphic look that the strong value variations give it.
patty
7/15/2021 07:38:02 am
Love this top even though I am not a big fan of pink or green. I think it is the strong contrast and the random look that gets me.
Elsa
7/15/2021 08:19:01 am
I see some "F's" for Farmville in the quilt.
Sylvia Anderson
7/15/2021 08:31:43 am
.....along with some H's as well lol Comments are closed.
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I'm Vicki Welsh and I've been making things as long as I can remember. I used to be a garment maker but transitioned to quilts about 20 years ago. Currently I'm into fabric dyeing, quilting, Zentangle, fabric postcards, fused glass and mosaic. I document my adventures here. Categories
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