You wouldn’t know it from the total lack of posting lately but I finished some older projects and started some new ones!
First up is my Modern Meadow two sided quilt. I designed it so that neither side was “the back.” While I love the mustard yellow its a very strong color and I wanted something to switch to if it got to be too much.
I think the soothing aqua blue provides a nice counter balance.
While a quilt can have two different personalities when it comes to the fabric and pattern it can only have one quilt design. That is the point where I stalled for months! I couldn’t decide which side I should base the quilting on and then I couldn’t decide how to quilt it…. Ultimately I quilted it with the circle even though I think the blue side will be up more often. I was drawn to the idea of concentric circles and I think it works well on both sides.
I actually did this on my home Janome 6600!
I used my quater inch foot as a guide and went around and around and around. I won’t lie to you it was at times very frustrating to try and man handle the quilt, go around the circle and keep the stitching straight and even. But I love the results!
You can probably tell that this quilt has spent most of its life folded up. I started it to be a couch quilt for the winter but didn’t get it finished in time. Now its just too hot!
Oh well we are ready for next year!
I LOVE the way the circle looks on the blue side. Great job.
I love what you did with this. I have been saving up my Modern Meadow because I want to make something I love with it. Would you mind sharing what patterns you used?
Lovely LOVELY.
Lovely!
beautiful quilting!!