I quilted it pretty densely and couldn't resist crawling under the machine to take a peek. Why is it that we do that? If you have a longarm machine don't even pretend that you don't do this. I've seen your pictures.
Then this is a view of the back once it was completed. Jo! You did a great job piecing/appliqueing this. It was small but very beautiful.
That is about all I have for you today...Except to say that this was pretty much the last small thing that I have quilted in a while. My clients have been on a giant quilt snag and I haven't loaded up anything much less than 108 x 108 in about ... forever. Tomorrow I will show you the latest Amazon to grace my studio.
looks great! can't wait to see what you're going to share tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteI'm moving to a house we actually own in Murfreesboro, TN and I will have a whole garage to turn into my studio! Hubby is already on board with insulating it, adding an ac/heating unit, and taking out the garage door and framing in a wall of windows.
That sounds FANTASTIC! Make sure you take pictures and keep us up to date!
ReplyDeleteYep, I'd say it's Celtic. :) You did a really nice scheme for it, too. Love the shot from underneath with the light filtering through the quilt.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!!!
ReplyDeleteYep, guilty... My husband purchased the coolest LED flashlight especially for crawling under and peeking -lol-
Have a great day.
Always Queenie