Showing posts with label Ruler work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ruler work. Show all posts

Thursday, April 3, 2014

Sharon's Chevrons

Sharon made this adorable chevron quilt using half-square triangles.


 I wanted to try something different on this one and decided on some ruler work. Straight zig-zag lines in the white and elongated loops in each of the colored triangle pieces.

 I love how it turned out and makes me want to try a chevron with half-square triangles myself.

I used Omni white thread and Hobbs 80/20 batting.
I got an email from her after she picked it up and she was so happy with it, she said she is making a twin size with the same pattern.

Saturday, August 22, 2009

Ruler Work

This is the first quilt that I have done this much ruler work on and I must say that my back is bothering me a bit. I love the look of it though, so I guess everything's a trade-off.

I asked for design suggestions on one of my online groups for this quilt and several suggested the ruler work in the zig-zags. I quilted a freehand flower/feather, (I'm not exactly sure what these are called) in each of the snowball blocks, in a continuous line.

It actually went pretty quickly. I had no idea when I came home at lunch yesterday to load the backing that I would be finished today and while it's still light out! I loaded the batting after work and quilted until about 11pm. Most of today was spent quilting, but I did take lots of breaks.


Cathy made this quilt for her only daughter, who is getting married in 3 weeks. I hope she likes it and that it is an heirloom for years to come.

Nothing new here....Permacore white thread and Hobbs 80/20 batting.