This quilt came to me for quilting from Catherine S. She included some fabulous pictures of woven baskets from Africa and a story. She grew up in Africa, so I wanted to make this quilt special for her. So I decided to “go crazy” and really pull out the creative stops (who put those in anyway?). After studying the photos, I was inspired to come up with unique patterns and fun textures that would match the colors of the quilt in their intensity.
I’m so lucky I am a longarm quilter! I love doing this stuff!
Lisa- this is EXCELLENT- really an art form !
Ginny
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Lisa, as usual, you are the best. You find just the right way to make a quilt shine!
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Lisa,
Thanks for your response…I knew I’d be confusing in my message! I meant for you to click here for the blue/white quilt. I would like to make something similar in a crib size and I like the way the quilting on it differentiates the blocks.
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I’m not sure I was clear in my last email. This quilt…
Irish Chain Quilt
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Lisa,
I really like this quilt and would like to make something similar. It is obviously the quilting that has me hooked (well, the color too). I was wondering how much you would charge to do something similar (not necessarily exactly the same–the borders wouldn’t have to be so intricate for one thing…) on a crib-sized quilt.
Thanks!
Karen Knerr
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The quilting is gorgeous and matches the look and feel of my African baskets. It is the most cheerful, beautiful piece on our wall. Thanks, Lisa, from Catherine S.
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You are so welcome! It was fun to do it!
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