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Wednesday, 19 March 2014
Cotton Fabric Lanterns
Topic: Quilting

Title translated to Rantan Men'orimono. I thought it sounded more exotic than 'Cotton Fabric Lanterns'.

This is the quilt I cut out at the same time as Logan's Lanterns but it got borders of two of the other fabrics contained in the feature.

All of the lanterns were quilted with meandering in black thread:

The  fishscale bands were all stitched in the ditch:

The borders were also quilted in meandering:

The black blocks got the same strings of free-motion lanterns as Logan's Lanterns.

I also used the same technique to make an inset at the border.

This quilt will go to the Passages program at the hospital.

Ddd


Posted by studio3d@ccgmail.net at 12:01 AM PDT

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