Here is the next customer quilt that I'm working on. It belongs to my friend Rena Brinker. It is a crossword puzzle filled in with the names of her family, & things special to her life. She made it for her husband. She told me to do whatever I felt like, & not to go too crazy with the heavy quilting.( Like my sister said in the comments on the last post, I do like to quilt heavily, And Shirley told me I need to raise my rates!)
Rena said "have fun!"
I've got a black to white King Tut variegated, & I am doing sort of a chain of olives for the border.
I asked Rena if she would like for me to scatter a few naked lady silhouettes here & there, just for the fun of it, & she thought is was a great idea. So here's the first one. I sketched her out on freezer paper then pinned her to the quilt & quilted around her in red #12 wgt. cotton.
I asked Rena if she would like for me to scatter a few naked lady silhouettes here & there, just for the fun of it, & she thought is was a great idea. So here's the first one. I sketched her out on freezer paper then pinned her to the quilt & quilted around her in red #12 wgt. cotton.
9 comments:
Not only love the quilt but I love your quilting too. Very cool how you're sneaking in some girls!
cool quilt and like Barbara I love the idea of sneaking in the naked ladies!!
I love this quilt. You do great quilting. The naked ladies idea was great too.
What a great looking quilt. Your fun quilting really adds to its playfulness.
Nice! I love the sneaking in of the naked Ladies
It looks like pure fun.........you really know your stuff!
Tell your friend that I love the idea of a crossword quilt! & from what I can see, her execution is great!
I like how your are quilting it too - especially the olives.
Clever, sneaky girl you! What fun he'll have when he discovers her!
Love that little yellow 4-patch - it's amazing how the simplest of patterns can turn out absolutely splendid!
Love your blog!
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