Is done - woohooo! Man how long has it been since I've started something new? I guess the table runner was new and was only a couple weeks ago. I really want to start an Orange quilt. I have Bonnie Hunters new book and I'm gonna choose one out of there. I feel the need for a new, brand spanking new project :)
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Tossed Salad fresh off the fram |
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Quilting closer up |
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Tossed salad back |
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Tossed Salad is served! |
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Love a pieced back |
But in the mean time here's a finish Tossed Salad, this was a mystery quilt from
Silly Good Quilts I really wanted to do a panto on this one had a new one that I just love, but it's too hard for me. I tried and ripped it out and did this. Two layers of batting - quilters dream 70/30 blend and dream puff. Bottom Line in the bottom and 2 strands of bottom line on top.
Oh and do you see what is peaking out behind that first picture?? It's my very first customer quilt - so excited (and nervous)
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A panto indeed - you just can't break away from all those feathers! Just gorgeous my dear, just gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteSue, you do not need to worry about doing a customer quilt, you're a fabulous quilter. And remember, you're much harder on yourself than a customer is. It will be wonderful! I just love your Tossed Salad, from start to finish.
ReplyDeleteLove the tossed salad, simply stunning!!
ReplyDeleteDitto! Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! The quilt is fabulous as is the quilting...you are a master!
ReplyDeleteStunning!! I just absolutely LOVE everything about this!!
ReplyDeleteI am not a green person, but this quilt is down right gorgeous. I love that it is sooooo puuufffffy too! You did a fantastic job on this one!
ReplyDeleteAnother great job, Sue!
ReplyDeleteYour tossed salad looks delicious! I also like the star quilt...very sneaky!
ReplyDeleteYour "dressing" on Tossed Salad is Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThe prettiest "tossed salad" I've ever seen! Your quilting is absolutely fab!
ReplyDeletebeautiful Sue!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning. Beautiful quilting - love your version - amazing what a difference the quilting can make!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt turned out fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWow factor on this beautiful quilt! Very inspirational.
ReplyDeleteYour Tossed Salad is beautiful and the quilting outstanding!!
ReplyDeleteCarolyn, MO
This is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteAnother gorgeous quilt Sue! So pretty.
ReplyDeleteAmanda
This is amazing. I love how you quilted some areas and not others.
ReplyDeleteLove how it looks quilted! And if I were you, I wouldn't be worried at all about customer quilting. I'd trust you to quilt my stuff!!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is outstanding, you should be very proud
ReplyDeleteMuch nicer than a pantograph. It is stunning.
ReplyDeleteWow, so pretty! The quilting is exquisite.
ReplyDeleteWow, so pretty and the quilting is amazing.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful Sue and as always I just love your quilting! Hopefully you can start a orange quilt now! Thanks for sharing.
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Totally Amazing!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning!
ReplyDeletegorgeous and I can't believe you have never done a customer quilt before. I love this. Two questions- do you get slipping using 2 layers of batting and bunching up of the batting?
ReplyDeletehave you ever had pieced backs stretch and buckle on you?
No pantos here, I only freehand stuff. Your work is divine.
Super gorgeous, Sue. Your designs are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your customer's quilt - don't think you need any 'luck', though.
My first thought was my god its gorgeous! My second thought was o man that would NEVER fit in my washing machine ;) Great job!!
ReplyDeleteWow, that quilt is beautiful. You did a great job and I know your customer will be pleased with your quilting..love your colors, wonderful job!!
ReplyDeleteSue -- Love your quilting -- and best of luck on your first customer quilt !
ReplyDeleteKaren
Beautiful quilt, beautifully quilted! Love the pieced back!!!!
ReplyDeleteSue, your Tossed Salad is *marvelous!!! The quilting really sets off the top beautifully! Great job! :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing. Bet your customer quilt will too!
ReplyDeleteOh. My. Goodness. That is STUNNING! Very well done. Wish it were mine. :)
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Awesome quilt! I have made one similar but it is still languishing waiting to be quilted. Alas, I think that mine will just be getting pantoed! With the ability to quilt like that you definitely shouldn't be nervous about that customer quilt - they are lucky to have you as their quilter!
ReplyDeleteGirl, you rocked that quilting! May have to check out Bonnie's book. I've been dreaming of something orange...
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ReplyDeleteSue, this is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh Sue, I'm so thrilled that it's finished for you, and that you posted such lovely pictures! It's such a thrill to see it done!
ReplyDeleteYour work is definitely 'good enough' for customers. Absolutely. And think of all the pocket money you'll make!
Thanks again for doing such a lovely job on the mystery quilt.
Suzie
Wow, the quilting is just stunning!
ReplyDeleteYummy salad! :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing quilting. You do wonderful work. Enjoyed your interview today, too!
ReplyDeleteTossed salad is awesome you have created a masterpiece. This a show stopping! Great work as always.
ReplyDeleteThat is truly beautiful! Your quilting is breathtaking. I've never tried using 2 strands of Bottom Line before, I will have to try that and see how it works for me. Love the idea of it.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful and Blessed day
Kristie
Your toss salad quilt is stunning. Your quilting is fabulous. How could you ever be nervous on a customer quilt with the beautiful quilting that shows here. I think you are being way too modest. It is a show stopper.
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