Monday, April 20, 2009

I've been quilting like crazy!

This is a customer quilt that I finished over the weekend and I think it turned out nice.
I have the custom quilts lining up and it's fun because I get to make each quilt different.

I had forgotten how fun straight lines are, but they really are time consuming since there is so much stopping and starting.

I love the end product and it was a joy to work on. Terri at Scrap Apple Quilts put it together and she is an awesome piecer! The quilt was so straight and every Long-Arm quilter knows how important that is.

Make sure to check out this weeks "Deal of the Week!!"

Have a wonderful week!

15 comments:

  1. The quilt is lovely, but your quilting is gorgeous. I love the quilting in the border and yes a strait quilt is so important.

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  2. That is one gorgeous quilt...I love your quilting...it really makes the quilt! I'm just an hour south of you in Logandale, Nevada, too!

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  3. What a lovely quilt!

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  4. Wow, thats beautiful quilting.

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  5. cute quilt and good quilting!
    Karen
    http://karensquilting.com/blog/

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  6. Thats wonderful quilting!!!! :)

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  7. I love the quilt and I love how you quilted it.

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  8. Beautiful quilt: lots of work. such intense quilting.

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  9. Wow ....I hope I get to do quilting as good as you one day :) Its just gorgeous!!

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  10. Yep...love to get straight quilts with perfect borders! :-) I hear ya! Your quilting is fantastic and really made this top sparkle.

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  11. What a pretty quilt! Your quilting is wonderful!

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  12. WOW, I love your quilting, it is awesome!! I wish I could send my quilts to you :D

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Thank you so much for taking the time to comment here. I appreciate all of your sweet comments and I love to read them. Sadly, I don't always get back to everyone. If you have a specific question, please email me directly at judi (at) greenfairyquilts (dot) com