Tuesday, April 2, 2013

In Progress..

I unfolded this quilt top today, and hung it up to try to figure out what I want to do with it. When I finished putting it together, I was kind of tired of it, and put it away for a while. But it's time to work on it again.

Do you have any quilting suggestions?  I'm thinking straight lines criss-crossing in a diamond pattern like the blocks. 


Also still thinking about what to put on the back. I am thinking about a light grey.  

I've also been stuffing "Lolita the Owl".  Had to rename her, as she doesn't really look like an "Olive". I really like how she's turning out, and the pattern was so super easy to work with!  I didn't expect her to come together so fast.  I wish I could share more of her now, but she will wait until the blog hop in May. (button up there at the top left)  Here is another sneak peek.


Oh, and for those of you who commented on my bro and SIL's new puppy, Maude the Old English Sheepdog is now a dog with a blog.  I helped my bro make a blog button for her.. and (gasp!) it WORKS!! I used a tutorial over at Between Naps on the Porch.  Give her sweet face a click if you'd like to pay her a visit and follow along as she grows up, telling you all about it. :)  She's such a doll!

                                                    

Hope you all had a great Easter! 




xoxo
Kelli


24 comments...:

beaquilter said...

don't "they" say that you should do something curvey if the quilt has many straight lines?
looked like that angel pooped something yellow LOL

The quilt is lovely. Beaquilter is right that "they" say you should used curved line quilting on hard edge type tops. I've done that before and it does turn out well. However, I'm a huge fan of straight line quilting. I am not much help. But I like your top.

Ellen said...

No quilting suggestions, I have such a hard time myself, but I love your quilt top!

I would do some straight line echo quilting Kelli

I love the idea of the straight line quilting, but would agree that a simple curving (not too small of a pattern to overwhelm it) would be gorgeous as well.

Oh she's a *hairy* owl, why didn't you say? ;o)

That angel looks positively scandalised about being used as a hiding place, mind you, I might too if I had something like that up my arse!

Cat said...

Gosh it is truly gorgeous LOVE it !!

Terry said...

What a pretty quilt top! I look forward to seeing your owl! :0)

Claire said...

I love, love, love this quilt top! You can send it o me to keep if you like.

Anonymous said...

what a sweet quilt top kelli and so glad you had a good easter.xx

I, too, was thinking straight lines. It will be gorgeous no matter what you end up doing.

Wendy said...

Your diamond quilt is beautiful Kelli, you have been so busy lately!! I'm looking forward to seeing Lolita :)

Lisa Lisa said...

I think the straight line quilting with criss-crosses is perfect! Do it!

How about a medium sized stipple quilting all over it? What a neat quilt. I'm off to check out Maude's blog. Thanks for sharing.
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Cath said...

I seriously don't know how you could get sick of that quilt.....I love it! I do like your idea of criss cross quilting in the diamonds. Can't wait to see it finished. I will defs pop over and visit Maud!
Cath @ Bits 'n Bobs

Carla said...

I think a cross cross could be nice ; )

Diamonds are a girls best friend! I say "GO FOR IT!" I love the top, and think it would look awesome with your recommended quilting idea. Hmmmm.....an icon for the pooch? I'm thinking I need one for my girls too!

Noela said...

Your quilt top is lovely. I think I would do straight line quilting but whatever you do it will be gorgeous. Hugs.....

Sandy said...

Whatever you decide to do, I'm sure it'll look great. You have a wonderful sense of what will bring out the quilt's beauty.

Beautiful quilt, and I see lots of great suggestions for quilting it up above!

Jill said...

Beautiful quilt top Kelli! Good luck quilting it - I'm sure however you choose to go will look good!

Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a fabulous week!
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looking forward to the reveal. :D Thanks for sharing.
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I love all the colors and the umbrellas. Thank you for sharing. You will be one of the features at the Make it Pretty Monday party at The Dedicated House. Pop on in and grab a feature button. Hope to see your prettiness again at the bash! Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse

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