Thursday, October 1, 2009
Kimono Quilt
This quilt was made with several pieces of Japanese kimono fabric which is only 14 inches wide. Because of the size of the pieces I had to use several fabrics. It really made a much more complex and interesting quilt because I used such a variety.
I combined it with a blue hand dyed gradation. The unifying factor here is the color blue.
I started this quilt many, many years ago. I started quilting it and found what I intended to do wouldn't work. I had to remove a lot of stitching and after doing that I didn't want to see the quilt for a while. It got put away until this summer when I came up with a way to quilt it that complemented the quilt.
I quilted this with an undulating grid that was spaced to coincide with size of the divisions made with the hand dyed gradation. By clicking on this closeup you will see a larger version and be able to see the curved quilting grid. I am so pleased with this finished quilt.
It was a great feeling to finally finish this last night - my 347th quilt.
Enjoy this puzzle. I have given you a relatively easy cut tonight!
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8 comments:
That sure is pretty Kay.
Beautiful!
Kay....it's really lovely.....quilting motif is perfect!
lovely Kay....terrific job!
The perfect night piece. A little moonlight on a soothing dark scene. Cool! Just the right thing for a bedroom.
And this is the word verification: unheate.
It's lovely, Kay.
Kay
very COOL BLUE quilt - It really is beautiful.
Sue xxx
That is a beautiful quilt. Nicely done!
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