Rule # 25 - Quilting at Midnight - NOT A GOOD IDEA.
Company is coming tomorrow and I had 2 projects to finish before I packed up my sewing machine for the weekend. Here is the "Pear" quilt finished and ready to go the the quilt show. I was too tired to notice I was backing myself into a corner and too tired to care. I finished the quilting with one mistake. I decided to leave it in to remind me to always have a clear head when I start a project no matter how great or small. I have to admit this is not like me. I usually rip out mistakes and fix them, but this quilt was a practice piece. It was an exercise to learn how to create light and shadow while reproducing a photograph. On the brighter side, I love my new King Tut thread. It quilted like a dream and looks beautiful on this piece.
Rule #26 - "If you have to rip out a seam more than 2 times the seam is perfect the way it is." I use this rule often so I don't get too obsessed with perfection.
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9 comments:
I don't know anything about quilting, so I have no idea what mistake you are talking about - I see none! It looks gorgeous!
I agree with Bindu. Gorgeous quilt and gorgeous colours!
Thank you, I'm feeling alot better.
This quilt is wonderful, I love it.
We all have to live with small mistakes,otherwise, well, can you imagine, chaos!!!!
did you also dye the fabric for this very painterly quilt? lovely...
I love the green against the orange background and the thread looks gorgeous!
beautiful quilt Chris. I don't see any mistakes.....all in the eye of the beholder. The colors are just gorgeous.
I can't see the mistake either. Which corner? Huh? It looks fine. I am a quilter of art quilts and therefore there are no mistakes, its just part of the art! You must KNOW that?! ;-)
This is a wonderful shadow of the pear!
what an impressive piece! I love it.
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