Daisy, the quilt that started it all.

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This quilt ,a design by Kellie Wulfsohn, is the quilt that made me really want to take the next step from mid – arm quilting, I spent months machine appliqueing and embroidering the flowers, leaves and stems on to the background. There was no way with the limited space on the mod – arm was going to be able to quilt around all the flowers and stems I also did not want to go back to quilting it on my domestic machine.

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I did practice a lot on my new longarm a lot before I plucked up the courage to quilt this top.

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I used nice bright white batting as the white background of the quilt is white muslin and a cream batting would have dulled the white, I did a swirly pattern with bright white thread and outlined the leaves. I was so nervous quilting this top and it took me a long time.

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But it was worth it, I love the look of the quilt but most of all I love the feel of it, its very soft, I splashed out and used a pink Kaffe Fasset backing.

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Above I was trying out different ideas for the binding, in the end I went with the green.

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This post is to introduce you to my new machine quilting blog, daisyquiltsforyou

daisyquiltsforyou.wordpress.com. I hope you will drop by from time to time to check out my machine quilting adventures.
Keep tuned into this blog for all my country living adventures.

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