Since I last posted, quilting, binding, and making the quilt label was all that was left to do, but schedule differences seemed to be the most challenging aspect in completing the project. You see, she works evenings and because of this there was a considerable amount of waiting in between email and text messages for customer input and/or approval of the remaining tasks.
Here's a close-up of the front:
Here's the back:
Here's the quilt label:
And here's a closer view of the quilting:
The recipient will certainly enjoy the softness and comfort while reading, watching television, or working on her own sewing projects.
Now on to a quilt for my daughter . . .
Beautiful, Denise! I love the colors and the design. Mylan, huh? That's wild! Well, she has herself a beautiful quilt now! You really have a special talent!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alycia! Yes, Mylan was very instrumental in providing input on the color scheme and design of the quilt after seeing options I put together from my quilt design software. I, then, carried out her wishes. As mentioned in my post, the quilt was intended for a lady who started Meals on Wheels at their church and I believe it was given to her yesterday. Collaborating was a lot of fun because of the sharing of ideas and then making it come to fruition--you can't beat that.
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