Thought I would show the back of "The Canadian".
As some of you know, I tried a new technique for me of quilting the entire goose on
black stabilizer and then fused it to the already quilted top. I then machine stitched around the entire edge of the goose, insuring it would not detach over time.
So here you can see that outline stitch as well as how the wing looks from the back. I have also embellished a bit with some feathers and have one more on the sleeve which I have to still attach.
As some of you know, I tried a new technique for me of quilting the entire goose on
black stabilizer and then fused it to the already quilted top. I then machine stitched around the entire edge of the goose, insuring it would not detach over time.
So here you can see that outline stitch as well as how the wing looks from the back. I have also embellished a bit with some feathers and have one more on the sleeve which I have to still attach.
6 comments:
I hope you have a great Forth, too!
I love the back of this, too...very refined. Can you e-mail me when you get a chance, and let me know what kind of stabilizer you used? I may try this technique at some point!
Thanks!
Barbara-The back looks great!
I was telling my husband about how beautiful your garden looked. I then told him that you were in Wisconsin and he said to enjoy the weather while you can:)
Gorgeous gardens. I wish I could send you some of the rain we've been getting lately but your plants don't seem to have suffered.
I love the idea of the surprise on the back of the quilt! And your garden is so lush and gorgeous!
I think your canadian turned out wonderfully. I love the back detail! A quilt in itself. Having a much to wet summer here south of you. My Vegetables look so sad. As someone else has said..Enjoy the summer while you can!
Glad to hear you like the extra time I spend on the back. I almost gave that up thinking it is wasted time, but Nellie convince me otherwise. Thank you Nellie.
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