Friday, April 29, 2011

Sheltered

Sheltered, a quilt for Trimmings2011

This quilt is made up of raw edged improv log cabins with, mostly, animals, birds and flowers in the centres, sheltered.

Sheltered is a wall quilt, about 28" x 40", made from Umbrella Prints trimmings. Trimmings are random bits of the beautiful Umbrella Prints fabrics. This quilt used three packages. The background is Kona Coal and the binding is Ta Dot from Michael Miller.

I have entered it in the Umbrella Prints Trimmings2011 contest, the prizes include some of their fabric, which I am in love with. It would be fun to have more to make a bigger quilt. There are a lot of wonderful entries so far, just being part of such a talented group is pretty nice.

I showed you the back already, but here is it again. I am really happy with the quilting on this. The thread is a variegated gray so it shows up nicely and the colour changes really do make it more dynamic.

Back of my Trimmings quilt

Best,

Leanne

8 comments:

Jenny Squawk said...

Absolute love! This quilt came out spectacular.

Linz said...

That is beautiful!! I really love it! Good luck in the contest! :)

Manda said...

This is great! Love the quilting!

Ruth said...

As I said before, I love, love, love the pebble quilting. Thanks for showing more of it!!

Lynz said...

Oh, your pebble quilting is amazing!! Good luck in the competition (and I posted your pillow yesterday!!)

Judith, Belfast said...

Wow! This is stunning. What a fab, contemporary quilt. And the quilting is perfect too! What a talented lass you are! Jxo

CityHouseStudio said...

I love your pebble quilting!
I've been doing some of this lately, too, and I just love how it looks!

Marci Girl said...

This quilt turned out so beautiful! I love the quilting, and the blocks with the raw edges! Fabulous! You are one talented lady!