Le dessus est terminé, l'appliqué a vraiment été plus rapide que prévu. Par contre, je commence juste à maîtriser ce point avec ma machine, l'espace entre les points n'est pas toujours égal. Mais je l'ADORE. Et elle n'est même pas encore piquée.
Orange Peel Quilt-A-Long
C'est la première fois que je participe à un "Quilt-A-Long". Dans mon cas, c'est un hasard que le sujet ait été le même que ce projet. Et j'ai décidé de m'y joindre, pour voir. Le site est très bien fait, avec plusieurs alternatives pour la réalisation du motif.
Mais le "Quilt-A-Long" m'a forcé à pousser ce projet en priorité afin de respecter la date. Le piquage ne sera pas terminé du tout mais le dessus est maintenant terminé. Et il y a une catégorie pour les gens comme moi.
Orange Peel Quilt-A-Long |
The "Quilt-A-Long" force me to priorize that project to meet the deadline. The quilting won't be done at all but the top is completed. And there is a category for people like me !
Des taches suspectes / Suspicious Spots
Lorsque je terminais l'appliqué à la machine, j'ai soudain vu des taches brunes suspectes. Ne reculant devant, je les ai senties. C'était du lait au chocolat (ça c'est moi). Mais j'ai eu beau chercher sur ma table de couture, par terre, sur la table de coupe, partout, je n'ai rien trouvé. Mystère. Heureusement, ça se lave très bien.
When I was about to comple appliquéing, I suddenly saw suspicious brown spots. Facing all dangers, I smelt them. I was chocolate milk spots (this is me). I searched on my sewing table, on the floor, on my cutting table, I couldn't find any. Mystery. Luckily, it washes very well.
Idées de piquage / Quilting ideas
J'ai fait un échantillon avec du tissu uni sur fond blanc. Mon tissu arrière sera un mélange vert lime/blanc. Je ne sais pas encore quel motif je vais faire dans les pétales, je vais sûrement les varier comme ça me tentera.
- du fil invisible pour faire le tour des pétales
- du fil blanc pour faire le piquage du fond
- du fil vert lime clair pour piquer les pétales
- le même fil vert lime clair pour la canette dans tous les cas
I did a sample on a white background fabric. My background fabric is a mix of lime green and white. I don't know yet what motif I will do in the peels, I'll choose as I'll go.
- invisible thread to outline orange peels
- white thread for background quilting
- light lime green thread to quilt orange peels
- same light lime green thread for all bobbins threads
BEAUTIFUL! <3 I love the colors you chose. I also love how the background colors split for each peel. Orange peels are so wonderful, aren't they? :)
RépondreSupprimerThank you. I love that pointy circled shape. I'm already planning some "drop" shapes all in red and gold tones for next year. I want to congrats you on all the tutorial and different techniques to use to make orange peels. It really gave us a lot of choices. And being lazy as someone else has done all the research work for us.
Supprimerc'est très jolie. j'aime bien les couleurs que tu as choisi. je ne sais pas quel couleur pour le piquage, on vera!
RépondreSupprimerAdore! Great color palette. Glad the chocolate washed out.
RépondreSupprimerThank you. Hopefully, it was only chocolate powder. Brown could be so many unsmellable things.
SupprimerIt turned out a beautiful quilt!
RépondreSupprimerI love the colours too!
Good luck choosing the quilting design!
Thanks for commenting. For the quilting part, I'll start wit the outlining process, than the background, so I could meditate the main quilting during that time.
SupprimerI love the pointy circle as well! Your color scheme is really pretty!
RépondreSupprimerThank you. I'm lucky the picture really shows the real colors (thanks to cloudy sky)
SupprimerIt love this quilt!!!
RépondreSupprimerThank you. I think I'll be a little bit sad when I'll give it away.
SupprimerSuch a lovely quilt, your colours are beautiful. I will be interested to look at the Quilt Along tips as I have always admired orange peel but I am not great at hand applique - too impatient!
RépondreSupprimerThank you. This one is raw edge machine applique, I think the fastest way to get it done. And really easy, and also precise.
SupprimerI adore your orange peel quilt! It's one of my favorite designs and your colors are beautiful.
RépondreSupprimerThank you.
SupprimerWell done! I love orange peel quilts and yours is coming out beautifully. So glad to hear the chocolate washed out.
RépondreSupprimerThank you. The cats are always on quilts in progress, it could have been anything !
SupprimerLove those orange peels! And (I think we've discussed this before), your colour palette really speaks to me. And you definitely made me smile with the mystery brown spot on your finished quilt top! :)
RépondreSupprimerI'm glad you love it. It's true, it looks like some colors you previouly chose for a quilt. I'm not used to work with greens. That light green, I like it. It have been 10 years since I used dark green. The chocolate spot, just to remind me to "care" for what I'm doing, and not be too messy, and not be always in such a hurry... hopefully, it was just chocolate. Thanks for visiting.
SupprimerThose colours work so well together
RépondreSupprimerThank you. I looked at your blog, his visual look great. Love I could do the same. Maybe I could try to embellish mine a little bit. Thanks for stopping by.
SupprimerTres beau. Je verrais tres bien un vert pale pour le piquage,
RépondreSupprimerMerci. C'est ce qui va arriver, pour les pétales. Je ne veux pas que l'attention soit portée sur le fond, donc ce sera simplement du blanc à cet-endroit-là. Je suis en train de terminer des lignes droites sur une autre courtepointe, j'attends mon batting qui vient d'être commandé et je me lance !
SupprimerOh, hooray! This is so happy and fun!
RépondreSupprimerThank you. I looked at your blog, I will come back, even if I hate pink !
Supprimerit's lovely! So fresh and zesty!
RépondreSupprimerThank you. I took a look at your blog. Bags are not my thing but your color choice are always well chosen. I particularly love the woman in her bath. Thanks for commenting.
SupprimerNice finish, Chantal! Looking forward to seeing the quilting. I love this top!
RépondreSupprimerThank you. I'm waiting for my batting to arrive and I will start right away. Usually, I'm not sure about it when it's not quilted. This time, I already love it !
SupprimerLovely quilt - I am totally guilty with food and my sewing - I ruined a dress this way, so I always wash and dry my table before I sew now.
RépondreSupprimerThank you. You are a no-reply blogger so I cannot reply to you directly. You cannot imagine how many empty (or supposed to be empty) glasses I just forgot to collect around the house, around the computer, the sewing machine. For that spot, I didn't even know where it comes from, this time, everything was clean. Anyway, it was just chocolate !
SupprimerThis came out great!!
RépondreSupprimerThanks you, and thanks to you
SupprimerYour quilt top is so lovely! The colors are so soothing and the orange peel design works so nicely with them -- it all works together to bring a sense of calm. Can't wait to see how it looks when it is all quilted and bound!
RépondreSupprimerThank you. I ordered "modern" fabric online and give them a try. I should do that more often. I'm really looking forward to quilt it (my batting is on its way).
SupprimerLovely!
RépondreSupprimerThank you. I just read your blog presentation. It's impressive, I don't think I can write myself down that way.
SupprimerYour quilt top is lovely. I really like the soft colors you used.
RépondreSupprimerThank you. I just bought a new machine and I start FMQ it this afternoon. It's really going softly as fastly, I'm so happy. 9 inch of harp space really makes a difference. Thanks for stopping by.
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