I hope that you are ready for the standard picture overload of a finished quilt, although I must say it was tricky to get a good photo of the whole quilt due to it's size.
The finished size of the quilt is 65 inches x 80 inches with each of the finished squares measuring 5 inches x 5 inches; a simple quilt design. This quilt is all about the fabric and it felt great to be upcycling these vintage fabrics, in addition to working with stash fabrics.
The back of the quilt is pieced and features a horizontal panel of patchwork squares from the same fabrics as used in the quilt top. The straight line quilting grid is a set of double lines of both sides of all seam lines (completed in an epic quilting day - really, this took hours).
I couldn't resist completing this quilt with a black/white striped binding.
No surprises.
No surprises.
This quilt has already been shipped off to it's new owner and is destined to be used in a remodeled 1880's farmhouse. I couldn't think of anything more perfect. It makes parting with this quilt so much easier.
I've spent some time tidying my work space. I even cleared my cutting table to reveal it's surface, all in in preparation for whatever may be next.
Rita
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A Custom Quilt in Stripes - Part 1
Reclaimed Striped Linens
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It's really lovely. Great job!
ReplyDeleteSimply lovely in every way!!!
ReplyDeleteI love all the stripes, you really are my favourite quilt maker. I have yet to make a quilt myself as I have only just started sewing but I fall into the contemporary design side and draw lots of inspiration from you so thank you!
ReplyDeletePenny
This is stunning, well done.
ReplyDeleteI sew with vintage sheets and have been collecting stripes in the hope that one day I can make a stripy quilt...
Really a knockout! The new owner is very lucky. I would have had a hard time parting with this one.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteVery cool!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Looking outstanding.
ReplyDeleteLuxury Villas Italy
Very pretty, and the binding is just perfect!
ReplyDeleteTotally swooning. It's not often we get to see a quilt that feels completely perfect. Great job!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing. When I saw a peek of it the other day, I didn't really think I would like it so much. Seeing the whole thing, I really, REALLY love it!!
ReplyDeleteYour striped quilt is stunning! I love the colors and "movement" the stripes give.
ReplyDeleteWow! That is awesome! I've been wanting to make a dotty quilt. Now, I'm wanting to make a stripey quilt too!
ReplyDeleteWhat am amazing quilt. It must have been very hard to part with. I love the fabric and the quilting is perfect!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a BEAUTIFUL quilt! But then again, all of your quilts are beautiful :o)
ReplyDeleteSo stunning!
ReplyDeleteLove love love love love love love.
ReplyDeleteLucky, lucky new owner! I love this.
ReplyDeletesomeday, you must do a blog post of HOW you get such wonderful fantabulous PICS! Your pics are always flawless (as flawless as your quilts!)
ReplyDeleteI'm with Karin! I absolutely love your blog, but I was just staring and staring at your quilt photos trying to figure out how you get them to appear so evenly lit with invisible backgrounds. I used to do this in my lightbox with small objects, but a whole quilt lain out flat? Please share your magic :)
ReplyDeleteAs always, a simply wonderful quilt! Yes, please share your techniques for creating such professional-looking photos!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is just beautiful! So simple, yet stunning. It would be so great if someone would recreate all the fabrics you collected into one collection. I'd love to make this quilt but gathering all the fabrics would be a challenge.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt. It's simply stunning.
ReplyDeleteJust looking at that quilting hurts my neck! In one day?! You are insane. Or just very fit and strong, lol.
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous. Love it!!
ReplyDeleteI know this is going to be loved! To be used in a farmhouse. How perfect. Charming!
ReplyDeleteLove this quilt! I was wondering if the square that is third up from the corner of the first picture is from a vintage sheet or is it a fabric line? I love it. It is the blue and white square with a broken stripes.
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteI cannot let my 6year old see this. She is striped obsessed! Love this one.
ReplyDeleteAnd love that broken blue stripes fabric.
Great quilt.
ReplyDeleteI really love the way that turned out. I struggle with using striped fabrics sometimes but this give me insights into new possibilities. Thank you.
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