They look so awesome at the top of the bed!! I just love popping in there now just to check out the "finished" look. So fun!!!
I wanted to keep these fairly simple so they didn't take away from the beautiful bedspread so I decided to just do some basic envelope style pillow cases. I whole cloth quilted the giant spiral on each pillow top and then added the backing envelope enclosure. I love how clean and sleek they look.
Oh, and another bonus to making these pillows, it also crossed something else off my list. Several of you have been asking for a Giant Spiral quilting tutorial recently and well . . .
**A Little Note - I was having a terrible time saying walking foot in this video. I kept referring to it as a presser foot and even as a free motion foot there at the end. So please, just disregard my inability to call the foot by its correct name. I still get a little nervous when I record these and sometimes the words get a little jumbled up :)
I am so excited with how these turned out and so very happy to have a master bed that once again has some beautiful decorative pillows. I think I will just go pop back to my room and check them out again :)
Have a Happy Quilting Weekend!!!
Linking these to Amanda's, Sarah's, Amy's, and Fort Worth Fabric Studio's :) Wow, thats a lot of links, take a second to check them out. They are awesome!!!
Your quilting is amazing. I've always wanted to try spiral quilting and haven't had the nerve. Thanks for posting a video.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Thank you for another great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI do that when I have stuff up on my design board. I just sort of glance at it every now and then as I walk by the room. It helps me think of ways to finish whatever is up there. Love your pillows.
ReplyDeleteJust watched your video. Thank you for that. I've been wondering how those spirals were accomplished! I do have a question though. What kind of batting did you use for your pillows? It looks a little fluffier than a warm and natural type batting.
ReplyDeleteThose are gorgeous -- and they'll go with anything else you decide to put on the bed.
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty, I love how they stand out on their own yet do not take a way from the quilt. Thanks for shairing
ReplyDeletevery nice, love them, of course at my house with three dogs, white would never work. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the wonderful tutorial! The spiral quilting is just stunning!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! and the bed looks so professional like it should be in a show room, no wonder you keep poping in to take a look.
ReplyDeleteLove your pillows. Thanks so much for posting your video. Spirals are actually the next thing I've been wanting to learn. So what a great time for you to post this. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteGreat! I would like to spiral my quilt from your quilt a long. Can't wait to watch the video when I have time.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I am new and always wondered how people do that!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! I have been waiting for this one and you did such a good job. This will definitely be my next quilting project. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad to see a tutorial on spiral quilting. Your pillow came out wonderful and looks so nice on your quilt!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial, that was great!!
ReplyDeleteThat quilting looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteGreat pillows!! They look great!! And I need to see if I can find that magazine for the Petal Pop: don't know how I missed that when you posted it in August, but that is sure a pretty quilt!! Hugs!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome pillows. My kids would love having a pillow fight with those.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job Melissa.
ReplyDeleteThe pillows are great, and thank you for the tutorial, makes me what to try it.
ReplyDeleteSo fun, and so simple!
ReplyDeleteThat video was great I really want to try this now!
ReplyDeleteMartina
Thanks for the amazing tutorial and wow that is some quilting. I love the spirals
ReplyDeleteJodi
Love the tutorial! I've been wanting to try circles on a lap size quilt I have. Do you ever have problems with this technique warping the quilt top? Thanks!
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