Showing posts with label free motion quilting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free motion quilting. Show all posts

Friday, March 8, 2019

The Cliffs of County Kerry, Ireland - Done

The Cliffs of County Kerry, Ireland
 It's been a few weeks (or months?!) since I posted and I finally finished the Cliff landscape I've been working on for so long. I have a couple of close-up shots to show you  and this will be a short blog I'm afraid. 

Friday, June 22, 2018

The Narrows - Zion National Park. All Done.


The Narrows

 I'm finished! All that is left is sewing on a sleeve and a label. 
There are some detail shots of the quilting in this blog but that is about it. (It will be a short one!)

Friday, January 15, 2016

Irises - Done

Irises by Cathy Geier
 I managed to get a little quilting done this week - yay me! Today I finish putting the faced binding on this quilt and then I'm on to the next little project I need to finish up. 


Friday, September 25, 2015

Gotta Dance - Quilting Done - Whew!

Gotta Dance - drying after blocking
 Well all that is left is the faced binding and tweaking some of the quilting... from the back there are a couple of not so perfectly straight rows of quilting so I'll be ripping out some stitches here and there. As I mentioned last week, I lost the whole folder of my in progress shots making this quilt, but I did have a couple images here and there to show you at least how I made the pattern...

Sunday, November 23, 2014

Quilting Mountains

Detail, Mountain Seasons
 I'm working on a big quilt this week and hopefully I'll find some time to blog my in progress steps. In the meantime though, the subject of quilting mountains came up on my facebook page so I thought I'd share the same photos with you here.   This is the way I quilt mountains in my landscapes.  

Clicking on each picture will bring up a bigger image so you can see the quilting more easily.

Friday, May 23, 2014

Blocking your Quilt


Blocked and drying

I finished the quilting and will show you how to block strip pieced quilts in this blog entry.  Usually I soak my quilts in the washer and spin out the excess water before I block it, however I didn't want to do this because of the bright and dark colored fabrics and BLEEDING. Yuck.  Even when working with quality red fabric prints I've had them bleed after washing! I was taking no chances with this one. 

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Roses and Ivy


Roses and Ivy by Cathy Geier 

This quilt always conveys a sense of peace to me, probably because of all the soft blue fabric. I had the rose fabric in my stash for years and finally found the perfect setting to use it. When I went to add the leaves however, I couldn't find the perfect color so I made my own using the wrong color but the right leaf shape. It was easy!