Well, sort of. Same quilt on my design wall for probably the last month, so I won’t bore you with that picture. Off the longarm and ready to deliver is a little baby quilt:
I used one of my newer pantographs called Cascade by Keryn Emmerson. It reminds me of a Linda V. Taylor one that’s feathers but more densely quilted. This one allows a little more loftiness. I also used a puffier poly batting for this quilt.
Now on the Gammill (are you ready, Bert??) is my aunt’s Freeze Frame quilt (Judy Laquidara’s design). As I mentioned before, this is Bert’s first quilt, and she did a wonderful job. Her borders lie FLAT!!! Great job! She chose Popcorn by Jodi Beamish for the panto (one that I like a lot and use a lot), and she allowed me to choose the thread. I chose a muted mustard color, and used Hobbs 80/20. Here’s a peek:
Click here to see a previous picture of the whole quilt top.
I’ve also been working on a UFO, one you haven’t seen before called Afternoon Tea, started in 2003 *gasp*, and I have a due date of December 2nd to have it completely finished for our DayStitcher’s group PhD project (Projects half Done). That is graduation day *double gasp*. The pressure is on! Photos on UFO Thursday.
–Sue
