::Opposing Triangles::
Yeah!!
Another finish thanks to my extremely talented friend and long-arm quilter Krista.
This quilt really needed a quilting professional to work with all that negative space.
The opposing triangles Krista quilted in from the edges was such an amazing surprise.
I love how they break up the organic free-motion quilting throughout the rest of the background.
Quilting the triangles themselves with like colored thread allowed them to keep their pop!
The triangles are mostly solid fabrics, Kona, some Carolina Chambray, and Kona dimensions.
The background is Osnaburg, which Krista said quilted beautifully.
It’s hard for me to resist print no matter how hard I try so I added a few almost solid prints.
With a little help from Martha Stewart, some advice from Jacquie and an idea of fabric calculations from this site I accomplished my faux binding.
I dove in instead of creating a sample and would have been a bit happier with the faux binding a tad narrower, but I’m content with its effect.
Any finishes on your end this week and did you hear THE NEWS?
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pssssst….Value Quilt Class March 10th.
Beautiful, I really like this quilt.
This quilt is amazing. I like the little touch that the faux binding brings to it.
It’s really beautiful and the quilting is fabulous.
The quilting is amazing and such a compliment to your design! What a great job!
That quilt looks amazing the design is stunning and the quilting fantastic.
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This quilt is just so stunning. I have enjoyed the progress of the triangles coming together and, wow, the quilting! Cool addition in the binding.
And “the news” is very exciting!
That is absolutely stunning!
I heard the news too, but I’m coming to Sewing Summit in October, so couldn’t afford the cross-Atlantic trip twice so close together 🙁 Maybe next time…
Such beautiful quilts. I’m in awe.
The quilting is perfect for it!
Your faux binding turned out really nice. I love the backing you chose for this one. It goes perfectly with the front.
The quilting is beautiful and thanks for the link to the faux binding. Great idea and it looks great on your quilt.
Love the quilting and the faux binding. I’ll be looking that up!
So very perfect. Krista is a genius and the canvas you gave her to work with is beautiful too. What a great partnership!
This is gorgeous. Really. I’m starting a feminist group at my apartment…makes me want to turn it into a quilting bee… ….
Krista did a fantastic job with the quilting! Love the triangles she quilted in and then all that intricate quilting in the middle is just wonderful! It turned out beautiful and love the faux binding too.
That binding is just gorgeous. The whole thing turned out so beautiful. Love it.
I’m drooling! The quilting is mesmerizing, calming, and airy all at once ~ BEAUTIFUL. Quilts like this keep me quilting!
What a beautiful piece of Art! So pretty, love the back too!
I’m really impressed at the strong impact with such a simple design. You have great instincts! I like “almost solids” too. They keep things a little unpredictable!
Wow, wow and wow – I’m totally in love with the quilt and the quilting! Spectacular
That is truly beautiful!
I love your design and how Krista’s quilting enhanced it.
I love the flow of your quilt! Congrats, too, on your book.
how can I get in touch w/Krista? I have some quilt tops I’d like quilted, and I live in Seattle. Thanks.