Spiderweb Quilt Just in time for Halloween
09-26-2011, 07:51 AM
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I squeezed in my spiderweb quilt between customer jobs I was hoping to have it finished for Halloween. I ended up using King Tut Stone Age thread on the front. It was the perfect tonal black/greys for this quilt. I used a silvery blue on the back so that the spiderwebs would show up. I was thinking about using a colorful varigated on the back but changed my mind even though the majority of you voted for the varigated. I quilted the borders to be very whimsical. I had some challanges with the borders. If I ever make a border like this one again, I'll do the pieced part on a foundation. It puckered because of the pieced thinner border and was a real challenge to quilt. It was quilted freehand.
09-26-2011, 07:54 AM
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Great job Deb! I just love this pattern. Its already on my "TO-DO" list.
Originally Posted by bamamama
I squeezed in my spiderweb quilt between customer jobs I was hoping to have it finished for Halloween. I ended up using King Tut Stone Age thread on the front. It was the perfect tonal black/greys for this quilt. I used a silvery blue on the back so that the spiderwebs would show up. I was thinking about using a colorful varigated on the back but changed my mind even though the majority of you voted for the varigated. I quilted the borders to be very whimsical. I had some challanges with the borders. If I ever make a border like this one again, I'll do the pieced part on a foundation. It puckered because of the pieced thinner border and was a real challenge to quilt. It was quilted freehand.
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