Tonight, Mr C and I dined at a new restaurant near us — A Cena in Sellwood. We shared a salad of grilled romaine wrapped in pancetta with roasted cipollini onions and a dressing of warm pancetta zabaglione. For a main course, I had white bean gnocchi with rosemary-orange lamb stew. This was so fabulous that I didn’t mind at all that I might have gone over my daily WW points. Mr C had seared scallops with potato cake and foi gras and truffle sauce. We haven’t eaten out in a while, and this meal was worth the wait.
Some of my readers shared my consternation of how to quilt the focus fabric in the new quilt. The quilting that I removed yesterday was my attempt to quilt echoing the magenta lines. it just didn’t work. I knew that I needed to do something more organized. So I decided to do a grid with curvy lines and I really like the effect. It works with the other design, but doesn’t fight with it.
Here is another sneak peek.
On this fabric, I used a more subtle thread and quilted wonky vertical lines.
Have a nice week-end!!
ohhhhh, how beautiful! I’m finally catching up with you after several days of business and under-the-weatherness. Looks like you are feeling better and back to making beautiful work. Love it!
xo
really liking those wonky lines. Gnocchi & lamb stew, reason enough to ignore the calories for an evening.
I just seeing the progress. Thank you so much for sharing every little step!
it works!
I’m glad I’m not the only one who unquilts stuff. Ugh! Deciding how to stitch is the worst, as far as I am concerned. But these are such gorgeous fabrics that it really shouldn’t make a difference. LOVE your color combination!
Of course! The quilting looks perfectly appropriate.
Gotta love those variegated quilting threads!