Triple Irish Chain Quilt
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Ok...so I'll admit to bragging a bit, but I'm really pleased with the way the HQ is coming out on my Triple Irish Chain. It's almost finished, but I couldn't wait to post it.
Kathi
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posted by Kathi in Idaho @ 1:25 PM
Thursday, July 17, 2008
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10 Comments:
At July 17, 2008 1:39 PM ,
Judy in Ohio said...
Kathi, that is a classic, beautiful quilt, a treasure indeed! Thank you for sharing it with us. Is this a gift for someone or are you going to keep it for yourself? If it was mine, I would declare it a keeper!
Judy
At July 17, 2008 2:18 PM ,
Kathi in Idaho said...
Actually, it's a wedding gift for the daughter of some very good friends. We've known her since before she was born.
I'm afraid that I have a habit of giving away the ones that I love the most.
At July 17, 2008 4:26 PM ,
Marion in NZ. said...
Kathi, that is SO beautiful ! Well done. I do hope the recipient will treasure it.
I love the combination of hand quilting with the "patchwork" look.
Marion.
At July 17, 2008 5:09 PM ,
Judy in Ohio said...
Well, if you love the recipient of the quilt, then it's OK to give her this gift. If she's a brat, then I hope there's time to change your mind and give her something else. LOL
Judy
At July 17, 2008 7:52 PM ,
mamita's treadle said...
Oh, how beautiful!! I sincerely hope the bride appreciates your skill and time. Please take lots of pictures for yourself. You make my fingers itch to do something quilty. Come fall I plan to hit it hard--I've got 3 tops ready to sandwich and quilt, and several lifetimes of ideas. Thanks for sharing, be proud.
At July 18, 2008 4:22 AM ,
Lavinia-TN said...
Kathi, how beautiful! don't forget to keep one for yourself (says me who didn't do that after all these years) LOL. Lavinia
At July 18, 2008 5:06 AM ,
whitestone said...
Nice work, Indeed! It's truly a work of love when you create such a beauty for someone else to enjoy.
JudyPete
At July 19, 2008 9:01 AM ,
Jill from Portland said...
Kathi, How beautiful!
I know the bride & groom will treasure this act of love.
I swore I was going to do some hand quilting this summer....where does the darn time go!
Thanks you so much for sharing, it's just lovely!
Jill
At July 20, 2008 10:43 PM ,
NancyH said...
Kathi, it's beautiful! I like the idea of using scraps for this pattern. Your HQing is fantastic - so even! What did you use to mark your design? NancyH
At July 25, 2008 3:56 PM ,
Kathi in Idaho said...
Nancy - I used a Roxanne's Quilters Choice charcoal pencil for the marking. It sharpens to a very fine point and is water soluble. Most of it wears itself off the fabric by the time I'm through with a row.
Judy - she is a lovely young lady, the daughter of very good friends. She was our high school valedictorian and then graduated magna cum laude from college. Now works for the U of Virginia, which is why I chose the Civil War fabrics.
Kathi
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