Quilting has started in the center medallion. The bottom leaves and the light blue weird shaped leaves have been stitched in the ditch. The background is quilted with a hanging diamond design. And yes, I know, the spacing isn't perfect. This quilt will end up with one of the grandchildren, they won't care.
I decided not to quilt the blue border around the center medallion.
And here is a picture of the north side of our house.
Here is a link to the Lady Jane pattern.
Linking to Kathys Slow Stitching Sunday, Stitching Stuff, Oh Scrap, Sew & Tell, Handmade Monday, Design Wall Monday, Craftastic Monday, Monday This 'N That, Monday Musings
I love your quilting on lady Jane!!! I thought she would end up in a show as nice she is!!! I hope your children and grands know what a unique and wonderful quilter you are!!!
ReplyDeleteYour snow looks lovely ❄️!
I love all the tall trees around your new to you home… excited for spring!!!
Kathi
All that wintry snow does indeed look like the perfect landscape for fun sledding. The children would love it! Wish I was your granddaughter. =) How lovely one of your grandchildren will receive your beautiful Lady Jane quilt. I know I have said this before.....she is truly exquisite!
ReplyDeleteThe quilting looks great! You've been moving along with this quilt. It's such a pretty pattern.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt! Blues, churn dash, and beautiful applique. So,lovely.
ReplyDeletequilting is lovely and all that snow - when will winter end for all of you - I know here will be back to chilly 40's and rain again by mid week.
ReplyDeleteWonderful quilting on Lady Jane. Not sure where you live, but lovely snow photos. I’m tired of winter already. We still have snow on the ground but the roads and walks are mostly clear. More coming this week however! Bleck!
ReplyDeleteI love your quilting on Lady Jane. Your snowy photos look beautiful. We haven't had anything but a dusting that was gone the next day. It is quite unusual for us. Enjoy your quilting.
ReplyDeleteLove Lady Jane. I especially think the motifs in those unadorned blocks are absolutely perfect. I love seeing how your hand quilting brings a quilt to life.
ReplyDeleteBit by bit, Lady Jane is getting done and oh, so lovely!
ReplyDeleteDear Gretchen,
ReplyDeleteLady Jane is a beauty. Yes this wet snow is no fun we ended up with more than twelve inches of it and hubby pulled a muscle in his back. Even with snowblower one spent hours digging out. It looks peaceful and quiet where you live. Soon the season will change, we had one chipmunk at our back door this morning. Watch it run across the snow and came asking for peanuts. Put a few out, the cat loves to watch it through the back window. Have a wonderful day with the grandchildren.
I hope the grandchildren were able to sled in that snow! Lady Jane continues to bloom into even more of a beauty than your previous post with each of your stitches. A grandchild will be so fortunate to receive it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilting on Lady Jane. Don't envy you that snow. We have had freezing temperatures here, and lots of rain thankfully! Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteIf I could hand quilt as well as you do.... The quilt is beautiful as is your quilting! Hugs
ReplyDeleteLovely quilting, Gretchen.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful snow photos but stay warm Spring is comming soon.
Have a nice week.
It's always so nice to see your beautiful hand quilting, Gretchen. The snowy photos look lovely, it's Autumn here now so our days will start to cool down again. Not that we get snow on the ground here like you, just in the mountain tops.
ReplyDeleteThis will certainly be a lovely quilt when it is completed. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful…..both your quilting and the snowy scenes. The quilt will be an heirloom.
ReplyDeleteLady Jane is fantastic and your hand quilting is beautiful! Just, WOW! Thanks so much for linking up with Monday Musings!
ReplyDeleteYour Lady Jame quilt is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSo nice for the grandchildren that they got to sledge in the snow. I'm looking forward to spring. Happy stitching!
Lady Jane is beautiful and I gasped when I saw your quilting - it's gorgeous! You are right, the grandchildren won't care, but wow, what a great job. Your views are spectacular.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! Your quilting and quilt are lovely - beyond words! Thank you so much for sharing such an inspiring post!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely progress you have made. I am excited to see you finish it. :) Thanks for joining Sew & Tell
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