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Join us on a new 12-month journey as we bring you bring you another spectacular quilt designed especially for TQS by Sue Garman. The 2017 TQS BOM Halo Medallion Quilt features a stunning variation of a feathered star surrounded by multiple scrappy borders. As icing on the cake she has included flying geese rings and delectable mountain blocks. Once again Sue has created a quilt for you that is sure to be a family heirloom in your home.

TOPIC: Quilting the Halo Medallion Quilt

Quilting the Halo Medallion Quilt 29 Dec 2017 15:51 #143088

Just the long borders to start. This stabilizes the quilt so I can free motion quilt in the piecing.

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Quilting the Halo Medallion Quilt 29 Dec 2017 14:23 #143087

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Would you quilt in the ditch around every piece (like in the red saw tooth borders) or just the long border seams. How about the other borders?
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Quilting the Halo Medallion Quilt 29 Dec 2017 12:03 #143084

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Barbara,
Thank you for your thoughtful reply. I follow your blog as well as your helpful hints on this site. Thank you. Alice
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Quilting the Halo Medallion Quilt 29 Dec 2017 09:59 #143083

radquilter, the white 80/20 batt should be good to prevent the light back from shadowing through to the front. I am going to quilt mine too, on my sit down long arm. On mine, only the curved flying geese background really needs custom, beautiful quilting, the rest won't show much quilting. First, I'll stitch in the ditch the entire quilt. then go back and add free motion designs and/or ruler work where appropriate. After some serious practice with extra curved flying geese blocks, I'll do those last. I will purchase a wide back soon so there are no seams on the back to worry about.

Good luck--we can do this!

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Quilting the Halo Medallion Quilt 28 Dec 2017 15:14 #143081

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I finished my Halo Medallion Quilt. I used a tone on tone white fabric for the background. I am wondering about the color or type of fabric on the back and whether anyone has experience with a fat back. I have a long arm and will be attempting to quilt it. I have done only very limited custom work. I will post a picture soon. I bought a white 80/20 Batting to use. I realize I could have issues with the back showing through. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks
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