I recently custom machine quilting this beautiful Austin Bluebird quilt for Barb! The quilt is stunning and Barb did a fantastic job piecing and appliqueing the quilt. She sent it to me and asked me to custom machine quilt it for her.
This type of quilting just makes my little heart so happy, I combining feather work with ruler work and a bit of free-motion quilting. I love that it has such a traditional feel, but still a little bit playful. :)
Here's a bit of a picture overload! I really had so much fun custom machine quilting this quilt.
Something I'm often asked about my machine quilting, marking.... yes, I marked a lot on this quilt, most all of the cross-hatching was marked before I loaded it onto the machine and even some of the curved ruler work was marked.
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My machine quilting is done on a Gammill 22" Long-Arm Quilting Machine.
My machine quilting is done on a Gammill 22" Long-Arm Quilting Machine.
For more machine quilting tips and tricks check out my books; Beginner's Guide to Free-Motion Quilting, Next Steps in Machine Quilting and Visual Guide to Free-Motion Quilting Feathers.
Stunning.
ReplyDeleteWhat is your process? Do you photograph then doodle on paper to have a "road map" to follow or do you just go for it? I love all of the quilting, it makes the fabric just dance.
ReplyDeleteWow -- beautiful quilt with gorgeous quilting. Nice work, Barb and Natalia!
ReplyDeleteWhat type of pen do you use for marking? The quilt is gorgeous, Natalia.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. This is a work of art.
ReplyDeleteHeirloom quality, for sure!! One day--say 100 years from now?-- this will be treasured by some relative down her family tree roots, not yet born!!
ReplyDeleteThis quilting is perfect for this quilt. I cannot even imagine how long you spent thinking, marking, and then quilting this marvel. It is fine art to be loved and cherished.
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