I'm so happy to have had time to get a QOV quilted this week--it's been on my shelf for a couple month's and I was feeling bad about not getting it finished.
It went pretty quickly after I practiced the quilting design on my white board a few times.
The design is called Loopy Clams. I found the design on YouTube, demonstrated by Lyn Durbin at the above link. It was a lot of fun and went pretty quickly. I used Signature 40 wt. thread in the Mother Goose color. |
The Quilt of Valor top was pieced by the Brainerd MN QOV group. They put the tops together in kits with the batting, back, binding and a matching pillowcase. The kits can be picked up at Country Fabrics, quilted, and returned to be bound. It's a good way to get some quilting practice and help QOV at the same time. |
I love the texture of Loopy Clams--I will be using this design again! |
I didn't get all of my Halloween hexies stitched by the 31st, but here are a few newly finished. This is Jack-- not sure why the purple stripes on his hat are so washed out in the photo. |
Toad I used black iridescence sequins for the bubbling brew in the cauldron. |
Witch I couched green chenille yarn for the hair. |
And Frank! Happy Halloween!!! |
The Hallowe'en hexies are absolutely boo-tiful! Love them all!
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