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Saturday, September 25, 2010
CHALLENGE QUILT 2010
CHALLENGE QUILT 2010 - For the recent quilt show, members were asked to make a wallhanging less than 40" square that used Ohio Star blocks with a black background. I made mine for Christmas with glittery red and black fabric blocks, and a cardinal border. Mine is 38" square and machine quilted by RLM. Done completely in August 2010.
QUEEN'S CROWN #2 (small quilt with beads - hand quilted)
QUEEN'S CROWN
Supplies:
- 1 pre-printed 18" block from https://www.quiltingstencils.com/
- 22" piece of muslin for backing
- 22" piece of batting (I used left over poly)
- Glass beads in your choice of color (I used dark blue and gold/yellow)
- Quilting thread (I used cream colored)
- Binding fabric
To start, I thread basted this very well in a bright thread that would not blend in. I did not use a hoop or frame but just rolled it up in my hand. I started the quilting in the center and worked on it in quarters.
The beads are quilted on - every time the needle came up through the top, a bead was put on the needle and I completed that quilting stitch. Time consuming, but makes for a pretty finished project.
Once complete, I washed by hand and laid between 2 white pillow cases in yard and allowed to dry flat.
Part of back of quilt |
Labels:
Handquilted,
Wholecloth Quilt,
wholecloth with beads
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