This is the second of three very
different quilts – all made from the same pattern. And, all made by
the same person. The choice of fabric changes their personality
greatly. When I quilted the first one, my customer said she was going
to hang it. It is 60 inches square – she has a BIG empty wall! All
the walls in my house are already covered with a variety of quilts.
No spare space to be had in my house! (And, I have a very
understanding husband.)
The first picture is before I loaded it
on the frame. Doesn't the path around the middle Dresden just scream
to be the center of attention? I thought so, too.
When I quilted the first version, I had
plans for a pretty little curl pattern in the blades of the fans.
Whoops! You couldn't see anything. I couldn't even see to backtrack
on the curls. So, I ripped it out and meandered the busy fabrics. I
knew ahead of time, then, that this was the same way to handle this
version.
And, here is a picture of how I handled
the yellow background.
The last of the three versions is made
of Christmas fabrics, so I have permission to let that one slide down
the list a bit, as she won't be needing it right away. I'm
envisioning a ring of holly leaves, berries and ribbon curls around
that center Dresden. Won't that be pretty?!
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