It took me about 4 hours and 9 bobbins of Perma Core thread. The quilt is 85" x 72" and it is heavy feeling, even though I have Legacy batting in it. Legacy 80/20 is not quite as thick feeling as Hobbs 80/20. Yet the quilting show up well.
This is the back.
Click here to see my Dwirling video.
I can see the appeal of Dwirling, especially for scrappy quilts like this one.
Even though it's not very noticible I did add more log cabin diamonds to the wall hanging. I've added a flannel tie dye quilt top to the design wall this week. It's a UFO that has been stored away for years. It's time to get it finished---- Jana, just put on your sunglasses! (grin)
Your quilt looks great. Good job on the machine quilting. I have Dawn's DVD. She is a wonderful teacher.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is wonderful...love the movement that is created by your quilting design...
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
I like the "dwirling". I need to get that DVD.
ReplyDeleteThe dwirling looks great on the string quilt. It's one of my favorite designs to quilt on these.
ReplyDeleteAngie, I love string quilts! I've made a couple and definitely want to make more! The quilting looks terrific!
ReplyDeleteI have to ask though, how you made your design wall. I am in desperate need of one!
Beautiful string quilt, and your quilting is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThat dwirling design is great. I like the bright colors of your unearthed UFO. Keep going on your diamond log cabin. It looks like it is getting bigger.
ReplyDeleteLove the tie dye quilt. Flannel?? I bet that is going to be one cozy quilt.
ReplyDeleteThe Dwirling is great - adds such nice texture to that quilt!
ReplyDeleteIts really wonderful design.
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