Sunday, January 15, 2017

Comfort Time

Today's seasonally pleasant weather allowed me to go to The Cat's Whisker's Studio in Laconia, New Hampshire for a brief quilting adventure.

Here is Ellen, helping me by loading up my quilt on the big machine.


This is a tiny scaled quilt for my usual work. It was done with 1½ inch squares to form the Friendship Stars in a diminutive variation known as "Twinklers."


You can see the Powder Blue 100% Cotton flannel backing on the back roller in the above photograph.


The quilting was free-handed by me in an edge-to-edge organic swirl worked in swaths of approximately one six inch block width across the surface of the quilt.


This wheel-chair sized lap quilt is constructed of mostly American Civil War historically accurate cotton prints, with the occasional "wanna-be" traditional fabrics tossed into the mix.


Thank you, Ellen, for snapping my picture just as I began all the fun!!


Happy quilting!


5 comments:

julieQ said...

I just love your twinkling quilt!!!

Janet O. said...

That will be a happy lap quilt for someone in a wheelchair. Do you have someone in mind, or are you donating it to a facility?

Nann said...

Welcome back to blogging, Vic! I've missed your posts.
The twinkle blocks are so, well, twinkling. The blue flannel backing will be very cozy.

cityquilter grace said...

finally... a post i understand...lol! you are looking like a pro there vic...nice quilt!

Lee Prairie Designs said...

Vic, this is a lovely scrap quilt!!!

Carolyn

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