This quilt was a bear to get quilted. It was too big for my long arm, so I wrestled, tugged and pulled it through Miss Juki. It was exhausting...
but oh so worth it...
I kept the quilting light. I wanted it to be soft...
I did manage wash and dry it in my machines, but next time, I am going to take it where I can use a front loader washer and dryer. They would do a much better job.
I decided to stop hoarding the chenille I had in my stash and use it as the boarder.
Fussy cut flower for the center of the Dresden.
Now I am ready for a new project, but on a much smaller scale. =)
Amy ~ it's absolutely gorgeous! Looks nice on the bed. I know you're proud of it! Great job!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out super pretty! Love the chenille borders.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is SO beautiful!! Love the soft colours of your fabrics - and also the "soft"ness of the quilting - what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get your chenille? I love the look it gives your quilt!
Good for you with a BIG quilt! Time for a spa dat now eh?
ReplyDeleteLove the soft colors...
this looks amazing...that chenille border is the best part!!! what a great idea
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful. You did a great job on the quilting. Love the chenille. How did you keep it from stretching while you quilted it?
ReplyDeleteHugs
donna
It's lovely! I really like the chenille on the borders.
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