I love this wall hanging that Sandy brought to me. I'm so glad she got it in when she did, because it's only 287 days until Christmas!
I used YLI "White"cotton thread. The digital quilting
design is called "Spider Lily", and it is available from Urban Elementz. It's my go-to for Christmas quilts, because the flowers remind me of poinsettias.
Here are some photos of the quilting process.
The quilting is finished, and the wall hanging is ready for Sandy to bind.
Here is a short video of the quilt being digitally quilted with my Tin Lizzie
Ansley 26 quilting machine and Butler Perfect Stitch computerized system. Maximize the
screen to maximize your viewing pleasure!
The
size of this quilt is approximately 39" x 56", and the cost for my
services
was $47.54, which included a set up fee, digital edge-to-edge quilting,
and thread. Sandy provided her own batting. If she had purchased it
from me, it would have been an additional $13.63 for Warm and White
cotton batting, or $10.90 for Pellon cotton batting. And the
quilt was finished and ready to be picked
up in only a couple of days!
If
you are a quilter looking for affordable rates for your latest project,
give me a call! Don't quilt, but looking for a great gift for a special
person in your life? Or maybe
you want something special for yourself. I would love to design and
create a quilt especially for you! Contact me for details at
815.735.0997.
I cast on 46 stitches, and worked it
using size 8 and 10 knitting needles. I started out with 6 rows of
garter stitch (knit every row), with 4 stitches of garter at the sides,
then ended the final border with 6 rows of garter stitch. The center 38
stitches are filled with the cable pattern.
I am so happy that I found this pattern, and I will be giving this scarf as a gift soon. I hope my friend likes it!
Becky brought me this delightful lap-size quilt made in subdued
Christmas colors. If you look closely at the photos below, you will see a
cute little sloth hanging from a tree branch!
I used YLI White cotton thread and the digital quilting design called "Starlets", that can be purchased from Urban Elementz. Becky and I both decided that using such a whimsical star design on
this quilt was a great choice. It added a lot of fun to this quilt!
Here are some photos of the quilting in progress.
And here is the completed quilt, ready for Becky to bind.
Here is a short video of the quilt being digitally quilted with my Tin Lizzie
Ansley 26 quilting machine and Butler Perfect Stitch computerized system. Maximize the
screen to maximize your viewing pleasure!
The size of this quilt is roughly
60" x 82", and the cost for my services was $82.43, which included a
set up fee, digital edge-to-edge quilting, and thread. Becky supplied her own
batting. If she had purchased batting from me, the additional cost would have
been $17.42. And the quilt was finished and ready to be picked up in only three
days!
If you are a quilter looking for affordable
rates for your latest project, give me a call! Don't quilt, but looking for a
great gift for a special person in your life? Or maybe you want something
special for yourself. I would love to design and create a quilt especially for
you! Contact me for details at 815.735.0997.
Phyllis brought me a quilt that turned out to be a real
challenge! It was a Christmas Tree Skirt that was round, and was sewn
onto a square piece of fabric so it could be loaded onto the quilting
frame. I had never done this before, but what the heck! Challenge
accepted!
I used YLI White cotton thread and the digital quilting design called "Keukenhof", that can be purchased from Urban Elementz.
This design not only has a beautiful blossom as part of the design,
but it also has leaves and swirly tendrils, which took on the look of
ribbon, which was perfect for this Christmas project.
Part
of the challenge of quilting a circular quilt was having to use all the
thread to quilt all the way to the edge of the square that the circle
was sewn to. However, it turns out that my wonderful Quilt Magician
allowed me to draw a shape of the circle to quilt within! So easy to
accomplish!
Here are some photos of the quilting in progress.
Here is the completed quilt, ready to be trimmed and bound. Normally, I
trim quilts when I finish them, but this time I let Phyllis do the
trimming, due to the circular nature of the quilt. She also needed to
cut a circle and a slit in the quilt so it could be placed around the
bottom of the tree.
Here is a short video of the quilt being digitally quilted with my Tin Lizzie
Ansley 26 quilting machine and Butler Perfect Stitch computerized system. Maximize the
screen to maximize your viewing pleasure!
The
size of this quilt is roughly 67" x 67" at the largest part of the
circle, and the cost for my services was $98, which included a set up fee,
digital edge-to-edge quilting, thread, and Warm & White batting. And the
quilt was finished and ready to be picked up in only a few days!
If
you are a quilter looking for affordable rates for your latest project, give me
a call! Don't quilt, but looking for a great gift for a special person in your
life? Or maybe you want something special for yourself. I would love to design
and create a quilt especially for you! Contact me for details at 815.735.0997.