Finally finished this quilt. The top was completed in 2013. It is the mystery quilt from Bonnie Hunter called Celtic Mystery. I made it smaller than her top. Mine is 75" square and I quilted on my Bernina 780 using the embroidery hoop and the Gingko leaves pattern from Amelie Scott Jumbo pack 1. It will be a gift for a family member.
Thursday, September 29, 2022
Finally finished this quilt. The top was completed in 2013. It is the mystery quilt from Bonnie Hunter called Celtic Mystery. I made it smaller than her top. Mine is 75" square and I quilted on my Bernina 780 using the embroidery hoop and the Gingko leaves pattern from Amelie Scott Jumbo pack 1. It will be a gift for a family member.
Friday, September 23, 2022
Urban Owls my way
My Urban Owl quilt hanging on my dining room wall.
The pattern is by Wendy Williams of the flyingfish company. But I did modify it a bit. I changed the pattern of 3 of the corner stars and I also changed the dimensions of the first border around the central block.
I needle turn appliqued, and machine pieced the top.
To the back I added a needle turn applique of a branch with a nest, my original design using the leaves and branch at the front for inspiration.
| Back corner label. I will hand write on it. |
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