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My Wholecloth Quilting adventure


Recently I undertook a project working on a wholecloth quilt



This quilt design also included the technique
Trapunto





I learned so much as I built this quilt 
and had so much fun working the variety of techniques.









The Wholecloth Quilt completed

"Oh Come All Ye Faithful"
Sit Down Free Motion Quilters with Jeanne Harrison @ facebook


The Wholecloth Quilt pictured & completed. 


Now to work on some winter photo taking skills. 
My surrouding with the winter light and surrouding with a white wholecoth quilts is not of the greatest of pictures. But maybe it comes with a bit of reveal with all the fun I had, & till improves of my lighting and surrouding for taking project journal pictures during the winter months.



Check them out 

Sit Down Free Motion Quilters group with Jeanne Harrison on facebook

Geta's quilting studio  to refer to a variety of wholecloth techniques
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