Finally, I have a completed Some Kind of Wonderful quilt to share.
I finished it at a quarter to twelve the night before our blog meet last Saturday. There was no way I was going to front up without it being finished.
I’ve really enjoyed making this quilt. There was one stage in the middle of the year where I wondered if I would actually get it done, but then I had some time and got a wriggle on.
My friend Val did the quilting. Lots of free hand feathers.
She outlined the appliqué beautifully.
I love the pesky petals now that they are all done. Worth the effort.
Look at all those feathers.
I’m not sure which is my favourite block, but I am rather partial to the suitcase, which was the only block I tailored to suit me. I just have to make sure that I do visit New Zealand in the not too distant future.
Thanks Chooky for the inspiration and the occasional whipping. I would never have attempted, let alone completed this quilt otherwise.
So the details are:
“My Favourite Things” designed by Anni Downs.
Completed as part of the Stitch-A-Long arranged by Chookyblue.
Started on Boxing Day 2011.
Completed 23 November 2012.
Appliquéd using machine blanket stitch.
Coloured fabrics from Anni’s shop as a kit, neutral fabrics from my stash.
Bamboo wadding.
Machine quilted by Val O’Shannessy.
Oh, and it is a bit more significant than a bib for OPAM.
Well Done on your Finish your SKOW Quilt is Lovely..the quilting really shows up the blocks.
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It's gorgeous Janice. Beautiful fabrics, and the quilting complements it really well. Congratulations. I'm so glad I got to see it in person last week.
ReplyDeleteJust seen it on SAL and it is lovely to see the detail... great job on the stitching and the quilting is perfect too...
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Oh my....that is just so stunning well done Janice....
ReplyDeleteJanice, its scrumdiddlyumptious!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful Janice :) you should be very proud
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous, a lovely completion to the year.
ReplyDeleteFantastic finish. You had better visit NZ!! Good to see the IOM on there too. :-)
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