Tuesday, October 24, 2017

Julie's Bird Dance Quilt


Happy Tuesday quilt lovers! What a lovely long weekend it was, the weather wasn't the best for beach goers but it was still nice to have a long weekend. Maybe you worked in the garden, or had family gatherings, a spot of time at your sewing machine perhaps? Today I want to share with you Julie's Bird Dance quilt. Julie and are blogging buddies and met through me quilting her sister Janine's Bird Dance quilt earlier in the year. See *here* for Janine's Bird Dance quilt.


Julie and Janine (no blog) joined together to make themselves each one of these spectacular Sue Spargo quilts. Janine lives in Australia and Julie here in New Zealand. Both quilts are similar but with subtle differences in the birds and fabrics but is the most noticeable difference between the two quilts is the borders. Janine's had an applique vine with berries.


 Julie wanted her borders left plain so I could do some of my "Feathery Flourish Quilting" .......Julie's description!



                       Julie chose a lovely backing fabric and got me to supply the wool batting.


To see more pop over to Julie's blog as she has more photo's of the quilting and bird details and the a photo of the quilt with it's binding on.

More quilts still to share, so please pop back, until then......................


8 comments:

  1. You got some beautiful photos of it all. Thanks for doing such a wonderful job on my Bird Dance, stay tuned for our 2018 project.

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  2. Just gorgeous Leeanne - I think I do remember her sisters one as those Sue Spargo quilts really pop out at you.

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  3. These quilts are both just such fun... and the quilting just adds so much texture and dimension.

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  4. Wow, I am gob-smacked by the quilting on this!!

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  5. What a wonderful quilt. Your work is just so lovely xx

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  6. It sure is a beautiful quilt Leeanne, love your Feathery Flourish Quulting!!

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  7. So much time and effort must go into making a Sue Spargo quilt but well worth it, so spectacular. Obviously you put the magical touch to complete the project!!

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  8. Julie's quilt is lovely - and it's nice to see the fun you had with the quilting - lots of variety there! It loks like a fun quilt to make too with all that embellishing.

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