k3n

http://thatcrazyquiltygirl.blogspot....et-debbie.html

I often think it's a shame when I see an old, often hand-pieced top given to an unsympathetic LAer just to be pantoed or stippled all over... But take a look at this link - it's a traditional Sunbonnet Sue top, pieced by it's owner's great-grandmother. And personally, I think that this long-armer did an absolutely fabulous and very sympathetic job on it. I think the finished quilt is now a prime example of how the old traditional can sit beautifully alongside our contemporary skills with modern machines. What do you all think? :D

EDIT: it's the second quilt on the page I'm referring to, you have to scroll down a tad. :-D

EDIT 2: here's a link with better photos http://quiltinggallery.com/2011/02/1...ongarm+Quilter

darlin121

What a caring thoughtful Long Armer!

Patty Patches

Isn;t that just beautiful.

ginnie6

wow that is beautiful!

MTS

That's the kind of quilting I love!!! Where almost every inch is heavily quilted. I really dislike big feathers that are 9" wide, and that's it.

@k3n
And I see you're showing off your beautiful creation in your new avatar. It's so fabulous.

gaigai

WOW!!! I like that girl!!!

MadQuilter

She could make your slithering friend pop.

Isn't it great when someone takes pride in their craft?

KiwiQuilter

Hasn't she done a lovely job.

ChubbyBunny

I am impressed with her skill. She did a fantastic job. Thank you for sharing this with us. :thumbup:

Mary M

A beautiful treasure. Handling the extra fullness can be quite a job. I am working one today that had that problem.