Wave Quilting is wavy lines going up and down, including swirls. The quilting lines look like water waves. The photos show several examples of Wave Quilting. This type of free style quilting looks unique for every quilt. Some need more swirls and some need more waves. It just depends on the quilt. Note how different each quilt looks. Each quilt has it own intensity of waves and swirls. More photos in the Photo Gallery.
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Monday, May 30, 2011
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Very interesting on how a little change and amount of density makes this look on each quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love all those beautiful blues! It's my favorite color. :P And of course, the quilting is unbelievable!
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing how the quilting makes a difference!
ReplyDeleteOOOH that quilt is absolutely LUSCIOUS!!
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