I don't own an embroidery machine--my thread collection is large enough! So I can only imagine how long this took. There are several styles of teacups and teapots, all embellished differently, alternating with blocks of embroidered floral sprays. The pink bows perfectly straddle the seams of the blocks.
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This is Roz's Christmas quilt. It's very elegant, made with metallic fabrics. It's quilted with the Deck the Halls pantograph by Urban Elementz.
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When Patricia's daughter saw the stars and loops on a previous quilt, she told Patricia that was the pattern she'd like on HER quilt. So she got it : )
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Okay, so maybe these aren't really baskets, but they look like it to me! I love the look of an applique border on a pieced quilt. I shy away from the "a" word myself, but I certainly appreciate all the work that goes into it. This one was quilted with the pantograph Tulip Basket by Willow Leaf Studio.
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Another of Patricia's quilts--she doesn't do "small"! This one was quilted with freehand feathers everywhere except for the appliqued sections of the border. The applique was outlined and a small stipple filled the background. There's nothing better than a scrap quilt, don't you agree?
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This is the second top I quilted for Patricia. The fabric choices really make this quilt. It's quilted with the pantograph Simple Stars & Loops by Willow Leaf Studio.
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This is the first top I quilted for Patricia. I think she prefers hand work (applique and quilting), but there's just not enough time to hand quilt EVERYTHING you want to make, you know? This is also the only one I've quilted for her that is machine appliqued. It's quilted with the pattern Alfresco.
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