It had a lot of fullness to work in. Even with the somewhat dense quilting of the Circle Lord giant template board called Egyptian Eye, it really turned out nice. I used high loft polyester batting this time. Here's the scrappy back I put together using odds and ends pinks and light blues. I love the texture of this giant board. Circle Lord boards are somewhat pricy at about $339 plus shipping for a king set. You can see their boards here. BUT, if I use a board four times for a customer(s) at $100/quilt the boards pay for themselves. This board has more than paid for itself. Yeah! Mission accomplished. Egyptian Eye and Swirls are my most requested edge to edge designs. Up next, a label and binding. Hopefully this quilt will be off my check list soon.
I'm setting this as my OMG! (One Main Goal) for July to finish. Set a goal, blog about it, and come meet us at the July Goal Setting Party at Elm Street Quilts.
There's so many fun linky parties on Mondays! Linking up at Love Laugh Quilt for Monday Making. The party is here.
Linking with Gosia for Quilter's Monday. The party is here.
Em's Scrap Bag for Moving it Forward Monday. This week's party is here.
Also checking in with Lynette for BOM's Away at What a Hoot Quilts.
The party this week is here.
Linking up with Cooking Up Quilts. Beth's party is here. today.
5 comments:
What wonderful quilting. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and good luck on your project.
Yes, your quilting is wonderful. It really works with the quilt too. And, thanks for the run down of available linky parties on Mondays.
The basket quilt is lovely. The quilting really looks nice. Good luck meeting your goals for the month.
Better late than never Thank you for your participation in this week's Show and Tell Monday !! Bambi
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