However the combination of my new go-to wavy line quilting and a light grey thread has given it some light and life. It also has the added bonus of making the unintentional wavy seam lines less noticeable. Just the binding to go ...
Linking up over at Freshly Pieced today :-)
What a fun quilt!
ReplyDeleteI like the wavy lines.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! And Chicopee to finish it off - perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteIm in love with the wavy line quilting
ReplyDeleteLooking good Megan - love those cats:)
ReplyDeleteLove the quilting, it almost looks a bit like a reflection in water -- it has a lot of movement! I need to finish my Catvent quilt.. well, I need to finish the blocks first lol!
ReplyDeletethe wavy quilting looks great - really makes it :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks great! I only made cushions but I'm sure my girls wouldn't mind a quilt :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is really sweet, gotta love a cat quilt! The quilting is lovely and the binding is really pretty.
ReplyDeleteThat's a clever quilting idea
ReplyDeleteAgreed! The quilting is perfect for this! Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteSo cute. I am very jealous that my sewing machine doesn't have that cute squiggle stitch.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness. This quilt is so cute! I luv the kitties and your quilting is amazing!! Are the wavy lines a stitch on your machine or are you doing that yourself? I have a catvent quilt to make too! I'm still gathering fabric.
ReplyDeleteLove your kitties! The wavy lines really are a great choice. I'm working on my own catvent right now...
ReplyDeleteLove your kitties - the wavy quilting is perfect for this too!
ReplyDeleteHi Megan....love the cat quilt. reply is ok? Linda
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