Monday, March 11, 2013

Another finish...


I finished the strawberry/purple themed quilt for my sister-in-law.  I was able to deliver it to her this past weekend in Indiana.  She immediately wrapped up in it as she sat in her recliner.


Here is a view of the overall quilt top.  I don't think the photos do it justice.  It is hard to photograph lavenders on a grey day.


This is a close-up before washing.  I might have 'missed' with the modern design for the top.  I noticed she had some more traditional quilts displayed on her walls.  (I hadn't been in their home for some time.)  She especially liked the strawberry backing though.


This is the back.  The quilt measures 60" by 70".  The batting is Dream Wool.  The quilting rows are 2 1/2 inches apart as I wanted to maximize the loft of the batting.


Here, it is washed, fluffy dry, and ready for snuggling.

:o)



11 comments:

Sue Daurio said...

Great finish! Looks so cozy. Love the quilting.

Abby and Stephanie said...

Your sister-in-laws immediate reaction shows just how much she loves the quilt. I think the quilting goes super well with the quilt design. Beautiful.

Stella Nemeth said...

It is a beautiful quilt. I like the colors. It went together very well, and it is obvious that she loved getting it.

Deb@asimplelifequilts said...

It's gorgeous! Your sister is very lucky. I love how you quilted it.

Joanie's Trendy Quilts said...

It is a quilt to treasure! Very pretty. I can see why your sister wanted to wrap herself in it.

Julianne said...

Gorgeous!

Carol E. said...

Beautiful! You may have hit the bulls eye and made her a convert to modern.

Connie Kresin Campbell said...

What a beautiful quilt and I agree, purple is hard to photograph!
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Sheila said...

This is a beautiful quilt. Congratulations on a wonderful finish.

Nancy J said...

A truly lovely quilt, the design, and colour selection perfect. It will be treasured forever. Cheers from Jean

gale said...

It's so beautiful. I love the channel quilting. I want to try using a wavy stitch like that.