Suzanne did a quilt not long ago that she did continuous curve in only part of the blocks. I thought the pattern created would go well with the circles on this quilt, so I 'borrowed" the idea for the chains. Thanks Suzanne! 
The 2 stencils I used are by Helen Squire. And I used my circle lord to make the double circles. 
The batting is Quilters Dream "Puff" and the thread is Superior "So Fine"
Now, we'll take the entire bobbin assembly apart to get all the paint reside out, clean and put it all back together again, and oil it really well. Then I should be good to go.And the best news is that I'm finished my February quilts! Now for the next 2 weeks in between working to get our guild show ready, I'll be quilting my own 2 quilts for the show. Looks like I'll get them done...yeah!
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I found you through Vicky W and I would say you are a longarm quilter extraordinaire!! Oh, I wish you lived down the street from me! Anyway, I love your quilting, your blog and that two color quilt blue and white -- oh isn't that beautiful??? LOVELY work, dear Deb...keep it up!
ReplyDeleteIt sure turned out lovely for being such a PITA. You are a wonder to have perservered through that.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry this one was such a PITA because it's really beautiful. Your customers are going to miss you!
ReplyDeletethis is gorgeous. the patterns you chose compliment eachother very well and really enhance the already pretty piecing. and an extra pat on the back for sticking with it!
ReplyDeleteI know it was horrible to work with, but it is GORGEOUS!!!!! Outstanding work on this one!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW I am such a beginner -- cant even sew straight What you do is so inspiring.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what part I like best - butterfly motif, feathers in the gold metallic borders, or curved crosshatching. A job well done!!
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That turned out so pretty Deb. Sorry you had such a hard time with that stupid WOW fabric. Have fun doing your own thing.
ReplyDeleteI agree that all the motifs go together really well. Hopefully all will go smoothly with your quilts.
ReplyDeleteIt turned out beautiful. I love the curved cross hatching in the diamond section of the border-So appealing. Can't wait for you to post your next quilts! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteawesome.
ReplyDeleteLovely, gorgeous, wonderful, beautiful, stunning, heavenly. Can you tell I like it? Worth all the effort.
ReplyDeleteIt turned out great, Deb!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I love how the CC in the gold creates that great negative space that pops in the blue. The back shows the work. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteWait a minute. I just looked at that again. There is no SID. You defined the border edge with fill. Very clever. I'm going to try that.
ReplyDeleteOMG!! It's gorgeous......... wonderful wonderful!!!!
ReplyDeleteFor something that was such a pita, it's really gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteit is stunning great work Deb!
ReplyDeleteDeb, I think your customer will think it's more than 'O.K.'. It's absolutely stunning and you did an outstanding job on it. Your customers are going to miss you so much, but I'm sure you are looking forward to doing more of your own quilts.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilting!
ReplyDeleteWow that is absolutely one of the prettiest, freshest quilts I have ever seen. Love the blue, love the abundance of fresh, clean white AND that quilting!!! To do for. Spectacular!
ReplyDeleteYou always do such beautifully work Deb. I just wonder, what kind of bastting do you use since the patterns pop up so much?
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