I should probably have waited until I'd bound this quilt before doing this post - but I'm just so relieved it's finally quilted I couldn't wait. Don't worry, once it's properly finished I'll bombard you with more photos ;o)
I'm trying to get to grips with my camera's manual function in an attempt to get it to photograph colours accurately. The pinks are not as bright as these photos might suggest - so hopefully I will have worked it all out before the actual ta-da post. It's really overcast today too - so maybe with better natural light I'll get more true colours...
All the quilting is done with Aurifil 50wt in a range of colours - the blue, green and light sections are all done with threads from Tula Pink's collection for Aurifil, and the pink and purple are solid colours (2545 and 2530).
I don't think I've shown you the back of this one yet? The quilting shows up really well on the back
I used the softer pinks that didn't make it into the front of the quilt and made a few simple log cabins. THe solids are Kona PFD and Kona Ash. I used Aurifil 2021 in most of my bobbins (I think I went through about 15 for this quilt - I lost count after a while.)
Now this is done, I can concentrate on finishing up my Marcelle. I did start quilting that last night, but felt like I was cheating on this quilt, so I decided to finish this up first ;o) I might be back in a few days with some more quilting photos. I also need to think of a good name for this one - suggestions greatly appreciated :o)
xx Jess
Beautiful front and back.
ReplyDeleteAs for a name, how about "Shifting Currents"?
ReplyDeleteWow, that is sooo gorgeous and amazing, Jess!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilting! Love all the different textures.
ReplyDeleteWell Jess...this is just outstanding. Your quilting is so amazing.
ReplyDeleteYou are a quilting goddess.
ReplyDeleteWow that has finished up beautifully! You're so clever :)
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous :)
ReplyDeletebloody hell, that's a lot of (very beautiful) work!
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is unreal! What a gorgeous quilt!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful quilt Jess :-)
ReplyDeleteI love everything about that quilt.
ReplyDeleteOh my, that's totally amazing and your quilting!!?? Bombard away!
ReplyDeleteYou can see a lot of love poured into this beautiful quilt, can't wait to see more pictures!
ReplyDeletePhenomenal! Your quilting is just stunning Jess! And the back is just as beautiful as the front. Fantastic work :)
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! Your quilting is really inspiring.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! I especially love the choice of bubbles and lines in the upper left seahorse block!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is truly spectacular. I am in awe.
ReplyDeleteThis is just incredible Jess! What a beauty.
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning! I am so inspired to try something like it one day soon. I am happy to have lots more pictures when you are totally finished.
ReplyDeleteWow. It looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteI just love this quilt! I especially love that you did the quilting yourself :-) Way to go! And yes I will love to see it again when it's finished.
ReplyDeleteJess if you wrote 100 more posts on this quilt I would read them all happily. Your quilting is incredible and each time you show pictures I always find something new to ooo over! Love love love. I'm looking forward to seeing what you decide to use for binding.
ReplyDeleteYes can you just photograph every last detail! This is AMAZING Jess! Wow! Hope you daughter will learn to appreciate just what a fabulous quilty mum she has!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely amazing! Love love love!
ReplyDeletebeautiful quilt. I would call it under the sea or the deep lagoon.
ReplyDeleteOooh, oooh, love! For the photos, overcast is actually better, as you won't get harsh light on it. For the colours, you need to white balance it. What kind of camera do you have?
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Stunning...pick your adjective. This is so lovely.
ReplyDeleteWOW!! Your quilting is just stunning! I love how beautiful and detailed it all is. I love your quilt!
ReplyDeleteyour quilting on this is so pretty! that is a ton of stitching on a pretty big quilt.
ReplyDeletenice job!
This quilt is just gorgeous! I love the colors, layout, blocks, and especially the quilting! It is AWEsome! How about Sea of Change? Or Ocean Breezes? Hmmm... Can't wait to see more of it :-)
ReplyDeleteAhhh Jess this is soooo stunning! Yeah, keep showing lots of pics - I don't think I'll get sick of seeing it. You ARE a quilting goddess! Can't wait to see it totally finished :-)
ReplyDelete"Under the sea!" I can't stop looking at it! You outdid yourself!!
ReplyDelete"Ripple" ...because it both reminds me of sherbet and the sea at the same time.
ReplyDeleteAlso, it's glorious....so so amazing.
Fantastic....actually quite speechless. It is amazing.
ReplyDeleteWell, um, what can I say? I just feel privileged to know you Jess! Very inspiring and you deserve my long arm more than I do:)
ReplyDeleteLOVE this quilt!
ReplyDeleteNice!!!! I love the variety of quilting - some wonderful work there - and the back is lovely with those log cabins going up the center.
ReplyDeleteOh my! Jess that is one of the most beautiful quilts I have ever seen.
ReplyDeleteCompletely, utterly awesome and I'm so glad you didn't make us wait until it was bound!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I approve of that quilting!! Exactly what I had hoped to see!!
ReplyDeleteOMG This is such an awesome quilt!!! You can show it to us again after it's being bound. We won't get tired of seeing this beauty!
ReplyDeleteflipping heck!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely! And whilst the front is gorgeous, I think the back is even gorgeous-er!
ReplyDeleteI seriously love this quilt so much I don't have words for it, it's AMAZING! I can't stop looking at it, it's so beautiful! I love everything about it!
ReplyDeleteCompletely amaze-balls! Jess, your quilting is unbelievable. And then of course, I love the gradient from light to dark, from colour to colour... It's a real stunner. BQFest?
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