I recieved this commission quilt in the mail last week. The only request that the customer had was they wanted it to give their nursing home recipient "a lot to look at".
I knew immediately I'd use my Butterflies with Words Pantograph to accent the butterflies already in the prints and to add to this quilts whimsical garden appeal.
The pantograph says: colorful, beautiful, butterfly.
Upon my customer's request, I used a lime green thread comibination. King Tut in Limestone (A wonderful variegated color) for the top thread and So Fine #450 (Lime) for the bobbin. I think the thread color really complimented her work wonderfully!
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Lovely cheerful quilting on that. And the quilt is nice too. Should keep the recipient busy looking at all the things on it.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Dasha that the quilting is very cheerful. It is perfect for a nursing home recipient! The green thread is perfect as well.
ReplyDeletevery nice quilt I am sure the person who receives it will be delighted
ReplyDeleteOh your work is wonderful. Love the design your choose and the thread color works so well with the quilt. Great job!
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is fabulous!! And the thought that went into this quilt - I just love a quilt with a wonderful story. The recipient is going to have plenty to look at :)
ReplyDeleteThat's so pretty, a summery quilt to lift you through to the spring.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful quilting design! I love it when the quilting complement well the top design. And I find your curly letters quite beautiful too!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of quilting w/contrasting colors! You did a marvelous job!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully quilted! That's a fun pantograph, as much as I like butterflies, I'd probably never use a different one!
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