Eve's Christmas Wonderland
Eve is a member of my online quilting guild and one of the nicest people around. She is also one of the top two applique artists I know personally. Her work is just stunning.
I am in the process of designing the quilting for her phenomenal Santa applique quilt. She did all of the applique by hand and her work is impeccable. Unfortunately, Eve had a stroke recently, and this type of applique has become more difficult for her.
I approached her last summer and asked her if she'd allow me to quilt her heirloom Santa quilt and she said yes. I've been playing around with some designs for it and I thought I'd share the options I sent her way recently. Take a look and think about which approach you like best.
Quilting an applique top involves a lot of decisions that need to be cleared with the owner first. I always ask my applique clients if it is okay if I add quilting lines to their applique. The need to give me permission before I will stitch on their hard work. Fortunately most agree and I think the ability to add definition to an applique piece through the quilting line is critical. It adds that third dimension to the applique and helps secure those sometimes large areas to the quilt surface.Quilted Joy Blog Stop by QuiltedJoy.com for design inspiration, quilting options and pricing on new or used APQS quilting machines.
I’m Angela- Co-host of the Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting PBS show. APQS Long arm Dealer and Educator. Triplet Momma. Designer. Thread Bimbo.














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