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Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Grad Quilt

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This is Evelyn’s quilt and it is a graduation gift for her grandson who loves fishing and the outdoors.  She used a fish themed panel for the center and two different Bali Pops to frame it.   I love how she used the blue Bali Pop for the top and the green Bali Pop on the bottom.   The quilting is all freehand and I did swirls in the blue and large pebbles and grasses in the green fabrics.  In the panel I just outlined and highlighted the main features with the quilting.  Quilters Dream Blend batting,  4 different So Fine fabrics on top and Navy Bottom Line for the bobbin thread.

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I now have a blue Stonehenge backing added to my backings for sale and it was perfect for Evelyn's quilt.

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10 comments:

  1. Great quilt! love how that fish stands out!

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  2. I have the same panel, waiting to be made into a quilt.
    Great job!

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    1. Do you still have the panel? Do you know where you bought it, or does the selvage have the manufacturer name and pattern name? I've been looking everywhere for this!

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    2. My son is a fishing enthusiast and I am in the process of choosing fabric for a quilt for him. I would love to use this panel. If anyone can tell me where I can get itI would be very appreciative. This quilt is just amazing!!!

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  3. That is gorgeous!!! Even perfect for someone who is not a fishing enthusiast.....just a beautiful quilt! The quilting is the perfect match............

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  4. What a great quilt (and quilting!)!!!! Love the dimensionality of the fish - and the way the batiks create an underwater look! Laughing to myself because this is the first time where I think we've got more snow here in northern Nova Scotia than you have there in Manitoba! It still looks like full-on winter here.....(sigh).

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  5. It looks great and I'm sure he will love it.

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  6. This quilt looks great! The pieced border adds just the right touch to the panel, and your quilting completes the quilt so perfectly!

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  7. Can anyone tell me where to find the panel?

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