I chose to use some gorgeous fabrics called "Neptune and the Mermaid" by Tokyo Milk for Free Spirit Fabrics. And some Tula Pink too as required.
I finished the blocks reasonably quickly, but I spent months hand quilting it all with Aurifil 12wt. I used quilting templates for the first time and I'm very happy with the orange peel design in the borders and sashing.
you can see the lines I made with my hera marker |
I finished this quilt months ago, but I couldn't show it to anyone because I wanted it to be a surprise at Quilt Symposium.
Now it's time for the Peacock Party. I've just realised that the colours of Neptune and the Mermaid fit the peacock theme beautifully. That's why they call me Mrs Peacock!
Feel free to link up a recent blog post below.
Such a beautiful quilt! I can't believe how fast you hand piece. Happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteWendy, Neptune and Mermaid is beautiful and amazing! Each block is so detailed. And your hand-quilting is lovely.
ReplyDeleteOh, what a fun and gorgeous quilt! And what lovely hand quilting. Congrats to you on your finish.
ReplyDeleteThat orange peel quilting is amazing, Wendy!!! Beautiful job on hand piecing, plus fussy cutting each block!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you feature photographed each block so that we can see the incredible fussy cutting and wonderful fabric! This quilt is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAmazing blocks Wendy!!
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are always exquisite, from fabric choices to finishing. Marvelous fussy cutting.
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful quilt. And hand quilted, a real masterpiece. Congratulations on this finish.
ReplyDeleteNo wonder I have not heard from you - Bloglovin is gone - you were one of the bloggers I had not realized I lost!
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A very unique quilt! Congrats! Hugs
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work Wendy - your fussy cutting really makes it!
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