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This is a new art quilt I just finished. It is headed to a show, but I wanted to share photos with all of you. More details about construction and tons of detail photos on blog. Eye Candy in Fabric art quilt blog article

I wrote a whole blog post about bobbin tension. sweettsquilting.blogspot.com

I have king double baptist fan by Circle Lord 126" total length $200 plus shipping SOLD- Cosmos by Circle Lord 70" total length $150 plus shipping rabbit by R&S 23" (one board) $25 plus shipping diagonal lines by R&S -36" total length $40 plus shipping chevron by R&S 69" total length $80 plus shipping SOLD- bountiful feathers by R&S 71" total length $100 plus shipping crosshatch by R&S 23" $25 plus shipping SOLD-Modern Square by R&S 86" total length $100 plus shipping- Email sweet_t_quilting@yahoo.com for pictures and shipping information

tyquilter I need your email address to send you pictures and information about all the boards I have for sale

Update- finished. Can’t post pictures. Go to www.facebook.com/sweettsquilting. This is a customer quilt I am working on. It is twin sized. Carolina Lily is the pattern. Custom quilting all over. Black Omni, Pink Glide, and off white So Fine thread on top. Bobbin is white magenetic bobbins. Lots of marking and ruler/template work. I hope to have it finished by Wednesday

YES!! When I upgraded machines I got the Bliss track system. Amazing glide. Circles and diagonal lines are so easy now.

Love, love, love it. Great cross hatching, and super cute quilt

I have a set I would sell you. They do make a queen size. I will take pictures tomorrow when I have more light.

You might have already had this quilted, but as a quilter I would use the design in the blue fabric to create an overall design, then do something semi custom in the diamond shapes. Probably feather in the outer border then ribbon candy or wishbones in the center of each diamond. Budget friendly, unique, and one of a kind.

Very pretty

Those are awesome

Jeanne, those are beautiful. I really like the first one. How many hours did it take to create him?

I have been working hard to make quilting and quilt related items a full time job. One of those projects was to publish my own patterns- something I had dreamed about doing for years and years. I have quilted wholecloth designs for clients before, and for promotional items for a few dye artists. Everybody raved about wanting to learn to do it, so I decided to create a line of patterns that would teach people. My Choose Your Own Adventure patterns let you create over 200 different quilts from a single paper pattern, by mixing and matching various design options. They also teach techniques for filling spaces, free motion quilting, and ruler work. Here is a picture of two quilts created from the first pattern. Cindy Rich, of Twisted Sister Quilting, also quilted one. I don't have a picture of hers to share, but she has it on Facebook. To learn more about it, go to my blog www.sweettsquilting.blogspot.com or the store pages.

Adorable

If somebody else wants a set, I will sell mine as well