Friday, June 23, 2017

Twilight....

I love making these little 4 patch posey blocks....i think this was the perfect fabric for that. i pieced all the blocks in 5 days.....back in March, 2015. It's been sitting and waiting for me.

It finally came out of the closet....the to-be-quilted closet. haha    it is 45x63"

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I used several different colors for the quilting....but not sure how well that shows in the photos

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If you squint you can see the star...quilted in red...but still hard to see on purple. 

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But you can see the quilting on the back. I was going for a fireworks display.

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All quilting was done with the Quiltzoid boards

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I used several designs

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This is the true color of the back....a blue and green stripe....and it is flannel.

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I used several threads. for the top, Glide in key lime, bright red (for the star only), jade, turquoise, colbalt, and orchid. i changed colors frequently. The thread for the bobbin is a variegated red, white and blue. 

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I quilted the stars in red but it didn't stand out as much as i thought it would. i guess red on purple is not distinctive. sigh!

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There are several ovals

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Lots of circles

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Wavy lines coming out of the star....and a couple other places

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And the squished square several times, too.

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Some designs are quilted over other designs....some places there is no quilting between designs. 

This was a fun experiment. While I was trying to figure out how to quilt it differently, the idea popped into my head one morning when i woke up. And since i wanted it to look like fireworks, i used a variegated red, white and blue thread in the bobbin.

So, it's full name is Twilight....on the Fourth of July. hahaha

2 comments:

Vicki W said...

Fun quilt and fun quilting!

barbara woods said...

love your rulers and your quilt looks great

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