After quilting my Point Taken quilt, I knew this quilt would benefit from blocking. See Part One for the fabric selection and Part Two for the quilting and ruler work on this quilt.
Point Taken: back view. |
After submerging the quilt into room temperature water, it sat for several minutes to let the water absorb into the fabric and batting. The quilt was then removed, squeezed and rolled in a terry towel. The damp piece was laid out on a cushioned board, measured and maneuvered, and pinned in place until dry.
Wet blocking. |
Point Taken: blocked and bound. |
The backing fabric is a quilting cotton, Primitive Basics by Blank Quilting (color: forest). This tonal blender shows off the FMQ and ruler work and the olive green color complements the colors of the patchwork of the quilt top. The binding is also a Peppered Cotton (color: begonia leaf).
Point Taken: back view. |
Below are detail views of the completed quilt.
Point Taken: detail. The dimension of the prairie points can be seen here. |
Point Taken: detail. |
Point Taken: detail. |
Point Taken Finished size: 26" x 25.5" |
Point Taken Finished size: 26" x 25.5" |
Quilt stats
Finished size: 26" x 25.5"
Threads:
WonderFil Spaghetti, 12 wt. cotton
WonderFil 50 wt. cotton Tutti variegated and Konfetti solids
Aurifil 50 wt. cotton (solid colors)
Bobbin thread: 60 wt. Bottom Line #613 sage
13.75 hours free-motion quilting
3 bobbins