Wow. Remember this little Schnibbles? I call it Spooky Canasta. It is a pattern by Miss Rosie's Quilt Co. that I finished just about a year ago. My quilter (Mary of Quilt Hollow) just sent me this picture, and I tell you, she transformed this little quilt. I never cease to be amazed by the imagination of long arm quilters.
She took it from this
to this.
I will be so excited to start using this in my fall decorating!
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Looks fabulous! Cute to begin with but the quilting gives it so much more texture and interest.
Wizard quilting and applause for Mary’s imagination, skills, and talent!!
Won’t Spooky Canasta be a joy evermore?!
I have the binding ready to hand stitch on the baby 9 patch but will need to clear things in the wee sewing room so I can finish up AMIL’s final projects so they can go to the intended recipients.
Hugs!
I am amazed. It looks so good! That is just a wonderful job of quilting. You certainly will enjoy having this one displayed.
Mary
That’s some amazing quilting. What a beautiful quilt!
Isn’t that incredible?! Beautiful.
Isn’t that the truth? The quiltung can completely redefine your quilt.
Mary is a AMAZING quitter !
Your quilt is STUNNING !
Just beautiful!
that’s a beauty! ;p
Just beautiful! Why is it called spooky, looks more Autumny to me 🙂
I’d have to leave it out all year. Now I want one! Thank you again…always a joy!
I saw this posted on Mary’s IG. Your Canasta is adorable in itself… but when Mary worked her magic… it became breathtaking!
Stunning!!!!
Wow! Wow! Wow!
It’s beautiful. I love the quilting!
Amazing! I’d be eager to get it back so I could display it too!
absolutely exquisite quilting!
You are a perfect piecer and Mary is a fabulous froster 🙂 Love this Schnibble!
Beautiful quilt with and without the quilting. But I totally agree, it’s amazing at how much the quilting changes a look of a quilt.
Gosh her quilting is amazing isn’t it? It takes a plain quilt top to a whole new level. It adds so much interest.