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Lavender Visions

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Lavender Visions - This is the second quilt I made in 1995. It was also the first time I ever spent more than $3.00 on a yard of fabric. I just had too! I was in a local quilt store in Missoula, Montana and saw this toile fabric and couldn't resist. I machine pieced the quilt together and with the assistance of Alex Anderson and a "Simply Quilts" episode teaching viewers to hand quilt, I hand quilted the entire finished quilt. You cannot visibly see the progression of my stitches, but I can! I started by getting very few stitches per inch, maybe 6 or 7. By the end of the quilting process I was getting anywhere from 10 to 12 per inch. This quilt is currently on my quilt rack and is a favorite for snuggling in the winter with my cats.

Added: May 06, 2007

 

Name of Pattern or Block Double Irish Chain
Owned By steven1216
Name of Maker steven1216
Name of Quilter steven1216
Year Made 1995
Year Made is: Certain
Located in City Salt Lake City
Located in State UT
Located in Country US
Condition of Quilt Excellent
Design Source Traditional Pattern or Block
Design Source - Published In Double Irish Chain
Design Source - Description This is the second quilt I made in 1995. It was also the first time I ever spent more than $3.00 on a yard of fabric. I just had too! I was in a local quilt store in Missoula, Montana and saw this toile fabric and couldn't resist. I machine pieced the quilt together and with the assistance of Alex Anderson and a "Simply Quilts" episode teaching viewers to hand quilt, I hand quilted the entire finished quilt. You cannot visibly see the progression of my stitches, but I can! I started by getting very few stitches per inch, maybe 6 or 7. By the end of the quilting process I was getting anywhere from 10 to 12 per inch. This quilt is currently on my quilt rack and is a favorite for snuggling in the winter with my cats.
Genre Traditional Quilt
Quilt Type Large Quilt
Measurement In: Inches
Fabric Used 100% Commercial Cotton
Construction Technique Pieced
Piecing By Machine
Applique by None
Types of Quilting Hand Quilted

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