TTMT #184 - jewells68 - August 9, 2016 - Finished!!!!! *throws confetti*

Aug 09, 2016 19:29

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Here's the link to my flickr album for this project.

I am SO relieved this thing is finised, and Phebe loves it! Now to see if I can finish her Legend of Zelda throw pillows by the weekend... Because she's a lady with many interests. ;)

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suzyquilts August 10 2016, 02:15:37 UTC
Color me IMPRESSED! WOW!!!!! The quilting is fantastic and really enhances the quilt. Perfect! Miss Phebe is one lucky girl.

I'm so glad you had a good time with it.

As for Phebe being a lady with many interests - the more interests, the more interesting!

Congratulations on a job extremely well done! APPLAUSE, APPLAUSE!

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jewells68 August 10 2016, 02:26:36 UTC
Aw, thanks! I'm really pleased with how it turned out. I just took it one block and row at a time. Once I got going it was fun and not so daunting. Don't be afraid to fmq your PoD, I am so glad I took the plunge!

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suzyquilts August 10 2016, 02:30:40 UTC
Well, I am totally in love!

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jewells68 August 10 2016, 02:45:21 UTC
I want to start quilting mine from 2011 now, but need to finish her pillows and then start Ken's quilt. So maybe after that. Also I kind of want to put together a new costume for Halloween this year, so ALL THE THINGS!

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craftsfromlove August 10 2016, 03:13:16 UTC

I'm in love with your quilt! Outstanding job on the FMQ!

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jewells68 August 10 2016, 11:31:03 UTC
Thank you so much! Seeing some of your other folks finish yours really inspired me. I didn't know I had that FMQ in me. But I'm ready to do another one now...
;)

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wunnerwmn August 10 2016, 12:33:12 UTC
(This is probably going to be huge, but appropriate, so...)


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jewells68 August 10 2016, 12:35:17 UTC
I love the back! I know a lot of people use invisible thread, but I love seeing the thread on there, it's like the strokes of a paintbrush. It makes me so happy to have it finished! No I only need to panic about everything else we still need to get done before we load the car to drive her down Sunday morning.

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♥♥♥ ofenjen August 10 2016, 16:52:25 UTC
I can't even tell you how much I love what you did. The quilting is freaking phenomenal. I know how damn hard you worked on this and I just want to glomp you a million times! There's a wee bit of extra love from me knowing Miss P will be wrapped in it. ♥

It's Hogwarts, who cares if they are a bit different. It's unique and wonderful!

Is that the same purple sparkly fabric that I used on Steph's quilt? If it is, how did I miss that? It's so good for castle!!

Almost every needle I've broken fmqing was from pulling the fabric when the needle was down. It's so easy to do by accident.

The back of this quilt. THE BACK OF THIS QUILT. YES, YES, YES. You already know that I love the label.

When I took an FMQ class years ago, the instructor suggested that if we were feeling nervous to have a glass of wine before starting. It totally works. Ehem.

I also meant to tell you that when I received your package the other day, Elena told me "you have a package from Auntie Jewells!" :D

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Re: ♥♥♥ jewells68 August 10 2016, 17:34:45 UTC
I kept changing how I wanted to quilt it throughout. The last thing I quilted was the sky, and it went so fast, I want to do an entire quilt in that same "pattern" of winging it. The loopy meander is so forgiving when you end up not where you were intending to go, lol.

It's a blue of the same fabric I think. IRL it's almost cobalt blue. SO MUCH BLUE on this quilt... All 4 color catchers match the castle color, lol.

Auntie Jewells! I haven't heard that in forever. *sniffs*

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Re: ♥♥♥ ofenjen August 10 2016, 19:54:12 UTC
My kids always call you Auntie Jewells. :)

ALL meander is super forgiving, especially when you can go big!

Love, love, love it. Can't say it enough!

All the BLUE!

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vickybaggins August 10 2016, 18:28:58 UTC

What a great job, I am so amazed by your free motion it really looks great x

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jewells68 August 11 2016, 12:06:53 UTC
Thanks! I just took 1 block at a time and basically quilted each a little differently based on the block itself. There are things I will do differently when I quilt my PoD, I definitely learned a lot quilting this one.

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