Quilt #
104
Swastika United Church - front |
This
little 12” x 12” quilt was made as part of a Miniature Guild
Challenge. Members were divided into groups of 4 or 5. Our group
chose “buildings” as our theme.
I used a
photoshop program to turn my photo into a sketch, reversed it and
printed it onto stabilizer. I stitched from the back and then added
details using a fine line marker and a little colour using fabric
colouring pencil.
Swastika United Church - back |
I
entered all the information that would usually be on a label in my
machine and embroidered it in black thread in a circle around the
design.
I
quilted three different designs in the background using white thread
on white fabric.
A black
and grey stripe was used for the binding.
This
little church was part of our lives when we live in Swastika even
though we were not members of that church.
My
husband and I led a Cub Pack there for many years and attended many
community events where everyone was always made welcomed
DOCUMENTATION:
Quilt
Name: Swastika United Church
Description:
Thread drawing
Pattern:
original – from photo
Size:
12” x 12”
Fabrics:
100% white egyptian cotton
Predominant
colours: White and black
Construction
Techniques: Black thread on white cotton, marker and colouring
pencil.
Back:
100% white egyptian cotton
Batting:
bamboo or cotton
Edge
finish: Single fold binding
Quilting:
Free motion quilted on Domestic Machine
Quilted
by: Terry Whyte
Sleeve:
yes
Label:
machine generated letters in a circle around thread drawing on top of
quilt
Date
completed: 2011
Quilt
History: Second place for Wall hangings at the 2012 Quilt Show of the
Kirkland Lake Mile of Gold Quilters' Guild
Maker:
Terry Whyte
2 comments:
This is a very cool and pretty project. I love that you do small quilts of different techniques. I'm not sure I understand what you mean when you said you "stitched from the back". Did you do this by machine or hand?
Wish I could get to that place in my quilting journey. Right now I have too much baggage to finish up before embarking on new roads. Hope I live long enough to travel these roads.
very beautiful quilt!! love your work.
regards from Russia!
:)
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