Design Wall Monday
The Winding Ways parts are all sewn together. The quilt has made a quarter turn clockwise from the initial arrangement of block parts. Next to add a 6 inch border of the scallop fabric then to machine quilt it. Daughter thinks I should quilt with the concentric tear drops that I do so frequently, I think it needs a double ring of stitching in each circle and all the circles will overlap. I want to accentuate the circles because arranging the parts was like having a flash go off in my face. I was seeing spots like an Afterimage which is what I am calling this quilt. I will need an arc for a 15 inch circle for that and I will be machine quilting while sitting at the machine I know there will be lots of challenges or I can send it to someone to machine quilt it that way. Decisions, decisions. --Ann-- Check out Judy's Design Wall Monday and be inspired. Linking to Nina's off the wall Friday to see more of the design process click Winding Ways in the labels section.
9 comments:
Gorgeous!! I always am drawn to the winding ways quilt pattern, it is what I eventually want to make for my bed, but I am too nervous to start that kind of crazy venture for a king sized mattress!
Wow! Absolutely beautiful! Nicely done.
Stunning!! Good luck with the quilting, I'm sure it will go well:-)
I'm sure the quilting question will come to you when you start the process. Quilts have a way of telling us what they need quilted on them. Have fun with it. After all those curves. It's going to be great!
beautiful
Amazing! Perfect colors, I could stare at this one all day.
Now this is what patchwork is all about......super!
This is such a hard pattern to piece (ask me how I know) and you have done a fabulous job. I love your colors, too.
WOW! I have afterglow spots before me now. Amazing quilt pattern I never could do, you have done SO well!.
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