I would like to share another quilt I have recently finished quilting which was pieced by Linda from Quilts in the Barn. Linda's first love is antique quilts and reproducing them using reproduction fabrics - the Snail Trail Quilt she has made is a wonderful example of such a quilt.
Linda's quilt was quilted with a spinning feather in the red snail trail blocks and continuous curves in the cream snail trail blocks.
More feathers were quilted in the border with a scrolling feather.
And yes, Linda knows that some of the four-patches in the quilt are facing the wrong way. She is just not saying whether they were as a result of the fact that this is quite a confusing pattern to construct or whether they are intentional as only God is perfect!
Thanks again Linda, your quilts are an absolute delight to work on!
Absolutely beautiful - both the quilt and the quilting! I like the irregular blocks, they make you take a second look. Your spinning feathers are so wonderful.
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ReplyDeleteFabulous, what can I say! See you friday!!
ReplyDeleteJust a gorgeous quilt... period!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! xo
ReplyDeleteLovely - as always.
ReplyDeleterita
What a beautiful quilt and I love your quilting on it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt, and quilting. I've not seen the pattern done in reds before. Looks great!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful quilt!!! Love the reds! Love the quilting too!
ReplyDeleteLaila
Thank you Karen, Its been a wonderful experiance having you quilt my quilts, and l look forward to many more. l have had the quilts on the floor in the lounge and every time l walk past, l enjoy the quilting as the light plays on it. l am posting about them today.
ReplyDeleteThe colors and choosen fabrics give such a cosy look to the quilt and your fabulous feather quilting really enhanced it.
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