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Henry Wedding Quilt: Finishing Up
In this final post about the Henry wedding quilt, I will cover off the final quilting motifs, and give a little tip I discovered when using Golden Threads Paper.
Henry Wedding Quilt: A Fishing Expedition
Anytime I work on a white quilt, I get worried that it will somehow be an awful, dirty mess by the time I finish it. I also get cravings for hot wings, chocolate frosting, and grape juice.
Henry Wedding Quilt: Quilting Begins with the First Stitch…
Here’s the Henry Wedding Quilt getting loaded on the frame: The quilt is about 84″ square – it’s supposed to finish at around 80″, but whenever I do a wholecloth quilt, I size it larger than needed because I know the quilting will cause it to lose a couple of inches. The quilting pattern is a pantograph called Chantilly Lace – it’s a beautiful open design, and I think it’s perfect for these wedding quilts. I suppose if I’m going to have a signature quilt, I should have a signature quilting design! Well, the only catch there is that this isn’t my pantograph design. Maybe one day.
Henry Wedding Quilt: Beginning
During the summer, I was commissioned to make a wedding quilt by the groom for his bride-to-be. You would think that from July to October would be plenty of time to make the quilt, but somehow I managed to procrastinate long enough to give myself about a month to finish it.






