justflyingin

I made this quilt top with my mom in mind. She loves flowers but cannot have any in the house due to the fact that dad is allergic to them. I thought I'd try to finish this and give it to mom.

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close up of the roses:
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I love how this one turned out. The embroidered roses are from emblibrary.com

joyce888

I think I would outline around the flowers and leaves in white so it wouldn't show and take away from the flowers.

ruthrings

I like Joyce's idea, but I've also seen a diagonal crisscross, sort of lattice, that I thought looked nice.

justflyingin

With that, do they just stop when they come to the flowers and pick up on the other side?

Lisa_wanna_b_quilter

I would do an echo around the flowers and some type of a tight fill in the background to really make the flowers stand out.

GramaLaura

Whatever you do.....it's going to be gorgeous!!!!! Please show us the finished quilt

Valerie Scherr

lovely quilt for sure ...I would just echo each flower

tesspug

Outline the flowers and then fill in with cross hatch. You could do a vine and leave meander in the sashing.

tesspug

Here's a picture. Not exactly the same. http://stannequilting.blogspot.com/2...ilt-by-gk.html

dallen4350

With a quilt that pretty, I would send it out to be quilted by someone who would do a really nice job. I do like the idea by tesspug. "Outline the flowers and then fill in with cross hatch. You could do a vine and leave meander in the sashing."