Retirement quilt for a coworker
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Retirement quilt for a coworker
Sorry, I don't know the name of this pattern. I think Woody (a member here) posted a pic of this design several years ago. I liked her quilt and quickly sketched out the block and setting and tucked it away for a time I needed to make a quick and easy quilt. My coworker is retiring Jan 5 (so jealous!!). She has been with the organization for 45 years! Practically unheard of these days. Anyway I picked the Asian focus fabric and all the others from stash and whipped this up in record time.
Techy stuff:
The quilting is a panto called Clematis
Batting is Hobbs Polydown
Thread is King Tut color Thebes in the top, magna glide prewound in the bobbin in white.
The whole quilt
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Close up of the quilting
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And I did the faux flange machine binding. Love that method.
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Techy stuff:
The quilting is a panto called Clematis
Batting is Hobbs Polydown
Thread is King Tut color Thebes in the top, magna glide prewound in the bobbin in white.
The whole quilt
[ATTACH=CONFIG]586318[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH=CONFIG]586319[/ATTACH]
Close up of the quilting
[ATTACH=CONFIG]586320[/ATTACH]
And I did the faux flange machine binding. Love that method.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]586321[/ATTACH]
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I like your quilt. It's elegant and understated with a lot of interest using only 3 colors. If I may ask, what size did you make your blocks. I am a fan of big block quilts. They go together so much quicker than a lot of others.
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