I finished Wiggle Time Oceana yesterday and gave it a good washing so it would be soft and cuddly.
The quilting looks like swirling water to me, and I love it. The Riptide pantograph was perfect.
Ribbon Candy, a pattern by Doug Leko of Antler Quilt Designs, is the next one being moved into my five-project quilt rotation. And I'm quilting it with a pantograph called Ribbon Candy, haha. I finished this top earlier this year, but I don't think I ever blogged about it.
These were all scraps left over from my Holiday Solstice quilt that I made in 2020. I used up a bunch of different white-on-white scraps for the background too. I used the wrong side of quite a few of them to make the print less noticeable.
This Debbie Mumm print is what I'm using for the backing.
The last several days of the Advent Calendar have consisted of a bunch of interesting notions--a threaded needle case, which I've never seen before; a little redwork kit, which will be given to my daughter-in-law; a spool of beeswax, which I will definitely use....
..... a zippered hard case, very nice; fingernail art stickers, which my granddaughter will love....
.... and this thread cutter that uses an old rotary cutter blade, which I've also never seen before.
Fun, fun, fun!
Congratulations on finishing Wiggle Time Oceana! The quilting pattern is perfect for it. We got the snow too. It started in the wee hours of Friday morning and hasn't stopped yet. We are over 10" now. It is the season!
ReplyDeleteRibbon Candy is a great quilt to work on at this time of the year. I sometimes sew some fabric the wrong side up to get more variety in the quilt. The thread cutter using older rotary blades is genius. This is the first time I've seen this. Enjoy! ;^)