my Dream Catcher quilt is finished!
Half way through last year I attended two workshops
with Michelle McKillop at Amitie,
Michelle's version |
which gave me access to her as-yet-released
"Dream Weaver" pattern.
This quilt was a pleasure to make from start.....
Low volume nine patch blocks |
Cut up and reassembled into a disappearing nine patch |
to finish...
Hand pieced centres |
I played around with the layout of the 'feathers'....
randomly placed... |
or in colour groups? |
I decided I needed to cut the background circle away
before quilting,
and I made a label while I was at it!
That circle may make a great cushion back, one day? |
Once the top was basted I chose threads for
hand quilting....
Here are some close ups of the quilting....
I love the texture it created!
For those who are keen to make this beauty for
themselves,
Michelle tells me that the pattern will be released at
Spring Market in May!
And just a couple more photos for you.....
including the label,
staged with the beautiful new necklace I received for
my recent birthday!
Thanks Helen, for it and being a patient quilt holder!
Final dimensions: 44" X 49"
Happy days!
SUZ
themselves,
Spring Market in May!
And just a couple more photos for you.....
including the label,
staged with the beautiful new necklace I received for
my recent birthday!
Thanks Helen, for it and being a patient quilt holder!
Final dimensions: 44" X 49"
Happy days!
SUZ
Such a beautiful quilt Susan! I love the low value patched background and the colourful dream catcher! Great finish!
ReplyDeletestunning quilt!
ReplyDeleteThat is really beautiful. Great job.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt to wake up to this morning! It is so way beyond anything I could do and love that I can enjoy yours. I definitely will be pinning this on my Pinterest Board. Great job, thanks for sharing and I'm looking forward to seeing your next creation.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful, though I had to look quite hard to see all your horizontal quilting on the low volume. Definitely a keeper quilt!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely finish! I like the way the softer ones give it a well worn, well loved look. Great job!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful quilt! And I love all your hand quilting!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is so amazing! An absolut beauty! And I love your handstitching - it's just perfect!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work, Suz. I love how well planned your colour scheme was, right down to the matching quilt label! It's a gorgeous quilt!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt Susan - your hand quilting is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI loved hearing about the making of this quilt, the low value fabrics you used for the background make it a very calming quilt to look at. Will you be keeping this one or will you be gifting it?
ReplyDeleteSuch a fabulous quilt Susan! Your quilting is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHi Suz! This is a fantastic quilt! I love the dream catcher, the low volume background and the quilting! x Teje
ReplyDeleteThe quilt has completely fulfilled its promise and is absolutely beautiful now finished! It has been fascinating watching this one grow and come together. What's next? Lynne.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great quilt - the texture is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHappy Belated Birthday - lovely gift.
So different, but so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt was so fun to see this lovely piece of beauty in my email box this morning. I was so carried away but I all your beautiful quilting and PC and hand work. Congratulations to you on such a lovely finish (and I think we all covet that necklace of yours.) Bravo!!!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is amazing Susan, the hand quilting finishes it off beautifully.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't it look wonderful! It has been a delight to watch this one grow. You have made perfect choices with your fabrics and the hand quilting is perfect for this design. Beautiful workmanship! And great settings for your photos.
ReplyDeleteApologies for the delay in leaving a comment and also a late but very well meant Happy Birthday.
Congratulations on a lovely finish.
I have always loved scrappy low-volume backgrounds, so I absolutely adore this.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely love your quilt and the hand quilting is gorgeous !
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