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Friday, January 31, 2020

Love at First Sight - A Hand Quilted Finish


 Love at First Sight
74 x 82
A Log Cabin quilt inspired by a c. 1890 quilt. 
Details on the vintage inspiration, how my quilt got it's name, the size of pieces and blocks can be found on my October 30, 2019 blog post. 

Hand quilted with big stitching using red, black and white perle #12. I stitched down the center of each 1/2 inch log cabin strip and stitched Xs in the white patches of the center little nine patches. 












28 comments:

  1. What a beautiful quilt. All the love and attention you've given must make it an heirloom to treasure.

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  2. always a labor of love to hand quilt anything with a lot of seams...good for you...quilt police will have a fit but so what....

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  3. I love that you hand qulilted this one. Your stitching looks like sashiko on the back. Love it!

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  4. An amazing setting on this quilt--love those deep dark colors..beautiful! hugs, Julierose

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  5. Great quilt! Congratulations on the finish! Sandy at sewhigh.blogspot.com

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  6. It's amazing. Just love it. You are a quilting machine.

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  7. Oh! My! Stars!!! THat is just amazing!!!! Oh I love all the things about it - the colors, the 9 patches - that is is a log cabin - and oh my the hand stitching!!! you knocked this one out of the park!!!

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  8. So beautiful, Cathy! Love the hand stitching, too! You are such an inspiration...I always love visiting your blog!

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  9. Oh wow, Cathy! That is just gorgeous! Congratulations on your finish!

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  10. Love those blocks! Must have been a fun one to quilt. Congrats!

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  11. Another fabulous quilt. Love your hand stitching.

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  12. It is a stunning quilt design. Your finishes ALWAYS inspire and amaze me!

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  13. Congratulations on your stunning finish, hand quilted with love!

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  14. Another fabulous finish! And so special with all your hand quilting!

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  15. Wow! So gorgeous!
    Seems like only yesterday that you were starting this! What a finish!

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  16. Simply spectacular - love, love, love......

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  17. WOW, this is one of the coolest log cabins I've ever seen. I love the colors, the contrast, etc. and the extra narrow logs. Fabulous quilt! I'm currently quilting a log cabin in a similar fashion with sashiko thread, while watching Netflix!

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  18. Beautiful finish! You did an amazing job of re-interpreting your inspiration quilt!!

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  19. I am in love! And the stripped backing just makes me smile even wider.

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  20. Woo hoo! You have done such a good job remaking an antique inspiration. Seeing the modern fabrics (like the lady bugs and ants) in it makes it even better. Congratulations!

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  21. Oh my, your quilt is beautiful. All those tiny strips of fabric to piece together and your quilting is perfect. How beautiful it looks showcased in your beautiful wintry landscape.

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  22. Beautiful quilt. Congratulations on the finish!

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  23. This is a fantastic quilt, always knew that it would turn out wonderfully! I'd love to see it in another colorway or two, but the red is a great choice!:)

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  24. Wow! This is beautiful! Love it!

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  25. I am so in awe of how productive you are! All of your quilts are beautiful.

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  26. What a fabulous finish!! I bet you're beaming over this quilt! Love your quilting detail. Have a great week! :)

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  27. that's very clever - and pretty too. It's a log cabin with a twist. It looks so good against the snow. Thank you for linking up to the Peacock Party.

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