Showing posts with label Rhapsody Pantograph. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rhapsody Pantograph. Show all posts

Monday, April 7, 2014

One more of Sharon's

This one is very similar to one I did a couple months ago. The size is different, but the blocks are the same.


 I chose Rhapsody panto for the quilting, Hobbs 80/20 batting and white Omni thread.

Very cute backing!

 I think it's a baby quilt and what baby wouldn't love it!

Tuesday, October 8, 2013

Carla's Baby Quilts

Here are a couple more baby quilts made by Carla.

This first one is a very cute panel with some borders. She has made quite a few of these, and I usually do custom quilting, but this one was to be simple.


Angel Wings panto for the quilting along with Hobbs bleached 80/20 batting and light pink PermaCore thread.

These cornerstones are from the panel, how cute!

This is another cute panel with some borders.

I chose Rhapsody for the quilting, Hobbs 80/20 batting and light pink thread again.

Look how pretty this backing fabric is!


Saturday, May 22, 2010

Janet's Quilts

I quilted these two tumbler quilts for Janet a week or so ago and she came to pick them up today.



One is Rhapsody and the other is whirlygig, and they both have hobbs 80/20 batting and white permacore thread. They are about 43 x 48 and cute as can be. She is giving them to her daughter-in-law to give to her nieces.

While she was here we loaded her 80" square charm/jelly roll batik quilt and she quilted it. She did very well and only stitched one row without bobbin thread. The panto is Square Spiral and she used PermaCore Mother Goose thread and Hobbs 80/20 batting.



And the back:

Thursday, October 23, 2008

The Last of Carole's Kaffe Quilts

I finished up the quilting on this one tonight using Rhapsody Pantograph by Jodie Beamish, Warm & Natural Batting and PermaCore Old Gold Thread. I just love this festive looking pantograph and I hope Carole does also.







Now, I have to get busy packing for the big weekend trip with grandchildren Matt and Jessica, who are both 12 years old. We are leaving bright and early tomorrow morning for Chicago and will visit the Museum of Science and Industry, maybe the Shedd Aquarium and Navy Pier. The hotel we are staying in is attached to the CoCo Key Water Resort, so I better take plenty of hand sewing to do while they are enjoying the water.

A short drive up to Wisconsin will take us to the Jelly Belly Warehouse/Outlet store for a tour and some Hodge-Podge and the Mars Cheese Castle to pick up plenty of Wisconsin Cheese Curds to take home-YUMMY.

The hotel does have wireless internet and I'm taking the laptop, so I may be posting some photos during our trip (if I have any spare time).

See you soon!

Saturday, March 22, 2008

Rhapsody Pantograph

This post should have been before the other one because I finished this quilt before I started the other one. Rhapsody is the panto and the batting is Warm & Natural and the thread is PermaCore Eggshell. I am always surprised at how long this panto takes. It really is time consuming, but beautiful, especially on floral quilts. Hope she likes it!