Most long arm quilters would not feel that quilting 13 quilts in 3 months is that big an achievement, but keep in mind I have a full time day job on top of my quilting.
These are pictures of the customer quilts.
All quilts except one were quilted using Circle Lord's templates.
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The squares on this quilt were quilted in the ditch using my Bernina dsm.
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I still have some customer quilts to finish, but thankfully, everything that was required to be completed prior to Christmas is now finished! I am now working on deadlines for after New Year's.
8 comments:
Oh my, you do beautiful work! I so much want a long-arm and dream of the day I can get one! I told my husband after our son is home from his mission and he and his younger sister are off on their own and married that this is the first thing I want to splurge on! I have a few years to save a penny or two towards it since my youngest is 16 and I don't have the room now for one anyway!
That's a lot of quilting on top of working full time. I love that black and white one.
Amazing job - that IS a lot of quilts to get done - even without a full time job. I like them all - the B&W one is striking.
Wonderful quilts Norma,
You do fantastic work on your Long arm and I think that is quite the achievement to get so many quilts quilted in that time period. It seems like a fair amount to me.
I really like the curly q's on the alphabet quilt. I love how it gives movement on that quilt.
Thanks for sharing.
Happy holidays to you and yours,
Regards,
Anna
Considering that quilting is NOT your day job, you have done quite well to get not only your customers quilts done but your own in between this year!
They all turned out well but how striking is that spiral on the BQ quilt! It really is a "pow" on the green background the quilter chose!
Great quilting, Norma. I especially like the wavy lines and the spiral. That log cabin quilt design really strikes me, too.
Just beautiful! I am currently working on 3 more quilts to finish before Christmas. I better hurry.
They're all gorgeous! I rarely do more than 10 quilts a month -- between piecing, binding, and traveling I find 10 is a busy month for me.
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