Creative Hands Quilting

I love William Morris fabrics. Here is my latest quilt top using those fabrics. Not sure what I will do with it once it is fully done but I know I will figure out something

Congratulations to the winners of the booth prizes from Creative Hands Quilting:
Cade Smith: Quilt
Jennifer Franco: Quilted Tote Bag.
Shannon Progar: Quilted zipper bag with goodies
Kate Winton: small zipper bag
Leslie Pease, Jenni Kadon, Libby Schmidt, Carrie Duso, Breanna Hite: Quilting sample rings
If I have left someone out, please let me know and I will correct. Thank you to everyone who stopped by my booth on Wednesday. It was truly an honor meeting all of you! Thank you also to Susan, Rodger, Laurie and all of the instructors, volunteers and staff for helping to make the a wonderful conference. I hope to be assisting with many of you with your client projects in the near future. We will see you all next year in Erie!

Some quilting pattern are easier to stitch out than others. Density of stitching, size of the pattern and the type of batting used all play a part in the process. This pattern is for a comforter that uses a poly 6oz batting and a solid face fabric so I knew extra care was going to be needed to ensure good pattern alignment. So, I stitched out trial pieces to see how everything behaves. First photo is the trial pieces. Second is the actual project. Loving the software on my machine that allows me to adjust each pattern repeat to allow for fabric take up

Here is a preview of a comforter that I quilted and fabricated for a designer. She has promised to send photos from her photo shoot so stay tuned for the final reveal and credits to all involved.