Showing posts with label freehand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label freehand. Show all posts

Sunday, August 22, 2010

Bluebird of Hope

Here is another Quilt aid Quilt from last year with a different finishing kit.I used a feather block that looked like feather triangles in each of the pieced blocks so the applique looks like it is framed in feathers. The applique blocks were all individually quilted with the belts off using different background fills and outlining and frames.This is a beautiful quilt and will be a gift for a very special friend of the quilter.















Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Quilt Aid Quilt

Presenting the latest Quilt Aid Quilt with the finishing kit from Quilters Bazaar. To hear all about Quilt Aid and how to buy this block of the month click on the hyperlink above. This quilt hung at Jeffs Shed last week and we are very proud of it.
I quilted it using some freehand background fills and some digitised designs.





























Friday, July 10, 2009

Quilt for a Cure

Hi I have had the priveledge of quilting the Quilt for a Cure quilt " Bluebird of Hope". This is one of 12 different finishing kits available for the 12 smaller blocks,which were designed by 12 distinguished pattern designers here in Australia. Each shop designed their own finished top. This beauty is the finished quilt for Quilters Bazaar in Gisborne,Victoria. To see the other kits and to sign up for block of the month to support this great cause- a hospital in Ethiopia treating women with fistula injuries. - go to WWW.quiltaid.com.au/ or visit Quilters bazaar www.quiltersbazaar.com.au/.
Lorraine has done a wonderful job designing this top and she and several of her friends made the blocks.I have quilted it with designs by Laurie Thomas of Its a Quilt Thing , and free hand background fills for the blocks.Lorraine did not want the quilting too heavy. As a finale to this programme Lorraine has donated the quilt to Quilt for a Cure to be auctioned at their dinner.