Remembering Crater Lake

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QuiltPromoter Remembering Crater Lake - This quilt uses non-traditional fabrics and 10 different threads to create perspective and dimension. All of the embroidery was done via machine using free motion. The front-most trees were embroidered on tulle and water-soluble stabilizer, then attached. The tree on the right took nearly 9 hours to embroider - all free motion. Aurifil Lana Wool thread and Superior's Razzle Dazzle gave this tree extra depth and texture.

Added: Jun 27, 2007

Name of Pattern or Block	Original
Owned By	LeAnn Harner
Name of Maker	LeAnn Harner
Name of Quilter	LeAnn Harner
Year Made	2006
Year Made is:	Certain
Located in City	Mandan
Located in State	ND
Located in Country	US
Condition of Quilt	Mint
Design Source	Adapted Original Design
Design Source - Based On	My photo of Crater Lake after a snowfall
Design Source - Description	This quilt uses non-traditional fabrics and 10 different threads to create perspective and dimension. All of the embroidery was done via machine using free motion. The front-most trees were embroidered on tulle and water-soluble stabilizer, then attached. The tree on the right took nearly 9 hours to embroider - all free motion. Aurifil Lana Wool thread and Superior's Razzle Dazzle gave this tree extra depth and texture.
Genre	Other
Genre - Other Desc.	Landscape
Quilt Type	Wall Quilt
Quilt Width	24
Quilt Height	22
Measurement In:	Inches
Fabric Used	100% Commercial Cotton, Polyester, Other
Fabric Used - Other Desc.	Tulle
Construction Technique	other
Construction Technique - Other Desc.	Free motion embroidery
Piecing By	Machine
Applique by	None
Types of Quilting	Machine Quilted, Quilted on domestic machine

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