Thursday, November 5, 2015

Willy's Lone Star Log Cabin Beauty!


Hello poppets! What a pleasure this will be to share this stunning quilt with you. Willy is a newbie to patchwork, so with that in mind checkout her beautiful creation that she let me loose on!


Measuring 96" x 88" this quilt is not for the faint hearted. Willy told me it all started with the green fabric, she fell in love with it. Sound familiar to anyone?


Being a passionate quilter the white areas are my favourite spaces to 'hangout' so to speak, these are where my quilting shows best of all.




Willy chose wool batting which is not only warm but has a nice loft to show my quilting off perfectly. All my quilting apart from the circles, cross - hatching and ditch stitching is completely free hand.




               My quilting choices are traditional with a touch of whimsy by way of the tendrils.



Thanks so much to you Willy for your trust and friendship, thank you readers for your continued support and words of encouragement.


15 comments:

  1. I recognise the log cabin pattern, bet you are amazed now! About 100 years ago I did a patchwork class with my mother and one of my sisters and I still have my log cabin bag. And that's it, never done another thing.

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  2. Gorgeous!! The quilt is lovely, but your quilting is stunning!

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  3. WOW! That is one big beautiful quilt! The quilting is over the top--a true heirloom

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  4. Wow, stunning! Congrats to you both :)

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  5. That is just gorgeous Leeanne - did you say she is new to patchwork?? Goodness me - & she did that amazing quilt. I just love the way you have quilted it - really makes it stand out. Looks lovely hanging on your garage door there with the garden peeping out :-)

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  6. That is one amazing quilt...especially for someone new to patchwork...and your quilting is just exquisite!!!

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  7. Oh my! Gorgeous quilt! Gorgeous quilting!

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  8. Oh Leeanne - just gorgeous! Your quilting makes me weak in the knees!

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  9. Wow - my first few quilts certainly weren't that good. Well done to Willy, and lovely quilting from you.

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  10. My goodness that is s a beauty. Totally enhanced by your gorgeous stitching

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