Monday, January 13, 2020

Dahalia Panel QAL

Angela Walters sold this panel for a free quilt along last year.  It was to demonstrate free motion quilting for several border options.  You can find her videos on YouTube or at her site

https://quiltingismytherapy.com/free-quilt-patterns-and-tutorials/free-motion-challenge-quilting-along/

After quilting all the areas,  I added the binding then sat it in a corner to wait for stitching down.  Eventually I lost interest in hand stitching that binding down, until my name came up in the top 10 of the UFO Challenge at Stashbusters.

 And so it is finished at 57" by 61".  The fabric is very luxurious, even with all the dense quilting.  It was quilted with Glide threads on my Artistic Quilter 16 sit-down.



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strangely, after several months, I wonder how I did it and could I do it as well again??  I do not know why 2 photos will only save in grayscale, as they show up in color in the original.  I tried to correct it, but lost the battle.
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10 comments:

  1. Oh this is a stunning finish--that quilting is gorgeous...beautiful work hugs, Julierose

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  2. Wow!! I've seen those panels, but never seen one used this way. LOVE it!

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  3. Oh My! That is a work of art. Wonderful job!!!

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  4. That is really beautiful! Did you put the dahlias together with the brown and turquoise sashing? I like that color combination!

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  5. I love this! I've admired the panel for awhile but didn't know what I'd do with it. Your quilt is a work of art.

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  6. Those panels are so much fun! I love looking at how everyone is quilting them. Thanks for sharing on Wednesday Wait Loss.

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  7. Beautiful finish, and yes, I think you could do it as well again!

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  8. Wow!! Great job! And the answer is, yes, you did it once, you could do it again, and even better!

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