This was a fun quilt to quilt. I love getting these where I can do different borders and backgrounds and aside from outlining all the applique using rulers (this is getting hard on my shoulder!), I use a little chalk and freehand the designs. All photos enlarge when clicked.
Spider web in metallic thread.
Another web in the top corner and a neon lime green one growing in the bottom corner. A few words, eek is through the moon, tricks and treats, boo.
I loved this block, I did a maze design on the border and kept the background subtle. Gotta love neon green thread for these types of quilts.
M wanted a separate border motif and I just didn't think feathers or leaves for this. Since this is for the grandchildren, I thought something with a lot of motion. I really like how this turned out, as it's the first time I stitched this design.
Thank goodness for all those knuckle raps in elementary school, I've got nice hand writing. Don't know about this generation, I don't even think they can use spell check by the looks of the job applications I get at work Yes, I double and triple check the spelling of every word, no matter how simple! It will live forever in a quilt.
This one is a bit tough to see, the border says Happy Halloween, Ghosts, and on the bottom, Wicked Witch
Fall is in the air, my favorite time of year!
4 comments:
The owner of this quilt can't help but be thrilled with the result. The quilting on each block is so well-suited and well-carried out. I love it!!
This looks like great fun. What a great job! I'm sure the kids will love it.
Oh how gorgeous Sharon! Your quilting is fabulous. One day maybe everyone will be writing in text, lol.
I love all of the blocks! My favorite is the tree!
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