My wild quilt is completed-even washed and dried! It is 44" x 60".
I so enjoyed stitching it with a sunburst on every block and squiggles on the borders!
For a treat with my share of the tax money, I splurged and bought a new program for embroidery. My old system no longer worked with the updated computers so I haven't been able to tweak, customize or combine designs.
Now, the embroidery is open for me again and I want to explore embroidery for quilting blocks!
As a complement to the software, I bought some new embroidery thread! Lots of shades so the embroidery will have the depth it need for success!
I organized them in rainbow order, of course!
(I was able to buy both of these products on EBAY, at a price I could afford,
from the luxury of home-priceless!)
This isn't a pic of buds but rather the flower head is made up of these tubes and the hummingbirds love them!
And for the first time, our prayer lily has produced a flower!
Dawn....chasing the boys from dawn to dusk; from morning cuddles to bedtime snuggles. It's an art.
Love, love, love that quilt! I just splurged myself this morning and bought a new pricey sewing machine online. It took me two days to get the courage to hit that button but it's on its way!
ReplyDeleteThe sunburst quilting adds a lot of texture to the quilt - it looks great.
ReplyDeleteSavor every one of those cuddles and snuggles! They grow up so quickly.
Your quilt is fabulous!! and, love seeing all your threads lined up.
ReplyDeleteThat quilt -- all of its details and the whole -- is just beautiful! The threads are a lovely display, in addition to being useful...exciting for you to have machine embroidery back in your lineup again. The flowers are lovely, too!
ReplyDeleteHugs to the boys from Anya. ❤️
Yay for the prayer lily! Maybe now it will be a regular bloomer.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is amazing! Good luck with all the new thread.
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