Sep 12, 2010: Purchase Wrapped in Paisley jelly roll. Jul 11, 2011: This is a joint project by Joan & me. I had a Wrapped in Paisley Moda jelly roll in the closet I never got around to making into a quilt. I sent it to Joan. The top came in today beautifully pieced in 2" squares--something I would never do!! I found some remnants to add borders. I just happen to have some fabric that is ideal for the backing too. July 13: Added the single border. Ready to longarm. The more I work with this quilt, the better I like it! I am now at the danger point of wanting to keep it for my living room. Alas. Sigh! July 18: Have a working plan for the IQ design July 24: Found some backing I prefer with black tonal paisleys on dark brown. Aug 02: Programmed in the IQ design Aug 03: Loaded Aug 04: Quilting... Aug 05: Still quilting... Aug 06: Still quilting...and done! Aug 16: SOLD this quilt to my dear RedBubble friend Linmarie. I have a couple of her art pieces here & now she will have a J&L quilt! I couldn't be happier to unite my two dear friends in this way. Aug 23: Attached the binding to the front and starting on the hand stitching. Aug 29: Binding finished! Nov 01: Shipped to Linmarie
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Joan on July 18, 2011 at 7:30 PM
1/3/2016 02:03:41 pm
Oh wow. The quilting you have planned looks like it will really do the trick on this quilt...what thread are you using?
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Linda on July 18, 2011 at 06:46 PM
1/3/2016 02:11:24 pm
You are ahead of me on thread color but I think the medium brown will work front and back. Designing the border was the tricky part because I wanted something the same density as the rest of the quilt. By doubling the sashing pattern and flipping the 2nd row, it should work.
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Linda on Nov 08, 2011 at 10:03 PM
1/3/2016 02:14:14 pm
For Linmarie:
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Linda on Nov 30, 2011 at 04:07 AM
1/3/2016 02:16:23 pm
Well, just don't go any time soon. I think you should try to wear it out first if you can!! Enjoy!!
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