Quilting makes the quilt! That's exactly how I feel about this quilt. I love this quilt so much more now it's quilted!
The grid quilting turned out better than I hoped and I love it for this quilt. The quilt felt very scrappy to me with no color direction and the quilting helped give my eye something to focus on.
I explained how I did the Grid-Crosshatch quilting here, if you're interested. I used double warm and white batting.
This quilted up way faster than the piecing up!!
The quilt is called Urban Tiles and the pattern will be out soon!
~Jenny~
24 comments:
Sew Beautiful Jenny! Love it!
Jenny ... you are sew right ... your quilting did make this quilt "sew kind of wonderful" ... :) Pat
fantastic job as usual
I love it! It turned out absolutely gorgeous! You are right, I think the quilting makes the quilt too:) Plus it is my favorite part of the quilting process!
Absolutely! The grid ties it together without anchoring it too much. If it weren't scrappy, it'd be too matchy matchy, but now it is just right!
i love it - graph paper!
Oh my goodness....so beautiful. I cant wait to load a quilt and try this. Thanks!
It really looks like hundreds of tiles....yeah!
Very beautiful I have done diagonal cross-hatching but never squares and it looks sew wonderful
Love love it!
It looks awesome!
Super cute!! Love the grid quilting!!
The perfect quilting pattern for it....love the quilt
wow it looks fantastic,well done.xx
Looks fabulous!!
Estou absolutamente apaixonada...Deus te abençoe de novo e de novo de novo e muuuiiito mais.Beijos.
Beautiful quilt! Do you always double your batting? and if so, why? Does it make the quilt really heavy?
Just beautiful!
Gorgeous quilt. Such a simple way of top stitching with a stunning result.
You quilt is so beautiful, stunning!!!
Gorgeous! You're right, the quilting works so well with this design.
uber fabulous! Love the quilt, thanks for sharing!!!!!!!!
In my 8.5 years of longarm quilting, I've never quilted a quilt with a grid. I really like it!
I love how it turned out. This is one of my favorite patterns you've done. I can't wait for it! :-)
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