Re: On Wander Lane (OWL)
Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2023 3:17 pm
Ta da!! It’s done, and ready to hang on the wall in my stairwell. I wasn't planning to do this quilt, but so many of you were excited about it and Lois put it over the top for me. I caved in and joined the crowd. So Lois - you get the credit, though there were times when I was thinking it was more blame.
PS: because I was asked, I posted three more pictures, close-ups of Quilting. This is just how I did it, and I am not very good. I scrutinized the pix of the patterns and tried to duplicate best I could. Took me a few blocks to realize I could do the sky and the hills all together in one row. I stitched other places in the ditch and echoed or simply highlighted other parts. Buttons made it challenging, but I did not want to sit and sew all those buttons on after Quilting. I used silver magnifico thread by superior. This is just how I did mine. I’m sure others of you will have great ideas of your own.
PS: because I was asked, I posted three more pictures, close-ups of Quilting. This is just how I did it, and I am not very good. I scrutinized the pix of the patterns and tried to duplicate best I could. Took me a few blocks to realize I could do the sky and the hills all together in one row. I stitched other places in the ditch and echoed or simply highlighted other parts. Buttons made it challenging, but I did not want to sit and sew all those buttons on after Quilting. I used silver magnifico thread by superior. This is just how I did mine. I’m sure others of you will have great ideas of your own.