I think that it looks great. I love the quilting on it.
Once all the sections are joined, I will need to choose a fabric for the binding. At this point, I have no idea what I may use for the binding. The backs of all these pieces are batiks. I don't know if I will choose a print, solid, batik, or perhaps, a hand-dyed fabric for the binding.
One thing is certain! I love it already. That is a true rarity. I am proud of the process. I am proud of the digitized embroidery quilting too. Does that mean I would never sell it? Of course not. That would mean I could buy more supplies or upgrade my embroidery digitizing program. Or maybe just do something fun with the money. I have had all the joy in making this, that will remain the rest of my life - whether I have the quilt or not.
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6 comments:
I do love one! It literally “tumbles”, I think I see movement. Or maybe it’s my eyes that feel that movement because I don’t know where to look next!
I have to say that I really love this quilt tooo....you could put just about any border on it and it would work. You must show the back when you have it all completed.
I agree with Barbara and Barb - I love it too!! A hand-dyed fabric might look nice for the backing - or a batik - but whatever you choose will be perfect! And I agree - the fun is in the process - not looking at a finished quilt - ;))
You have certainly done outstanding work on this one. Congratulations on every step of the process!
It's very cool!
Oh I hadn't thought about the binding...I was too taken by the quilting :)
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