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Night Flowers Wall Quilt or Tablerunner
This wholecloth quilt is a weekend project suitable for beginners both in embroidery and quilting. The quilt requires no piecing, and the embroidery designs we used, Glowing Grass Set and One-Color Insect Set, are light-weight and easy to embroider.

The finished size of the quilt is about 13 1/2" x 34".

Dark blue wall quilt with embroidery of flowers and butterflies in moonlight hues.


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You will need :
  • embroidery threads either polyester or rayon;
  • about 1/2 yard of dark blue fabric with a light floral pattern, preferably batik;
  • light-blue fabric for the binding;
  • about 1/2 yard of fabric for the backing;
  • light-weight cut-away embroidery stabilizer;
  • batting;
  • quilter's ruler;
  • rotary cutter;
  • iron;
  • #12 universal needle;
  • quilting threads of matching colors;
  • #12-#14 quilting needle;
  • printer and embroidery software are optional.
Cutting:
Out of the dark blue fabric, cut a piece measuring about 15" x 36".
Out of light blue fabric, cut 3 strips 2 1/2" and the length of the width of the fabric for the binding.
Embroidery
Upload the files of the Glowing Grass Set to the embroidery machine.
Choose the designs you like from the One-Color Insect Set and upload the files to the embroidery machine.
Select threads.

Mark the position of the embroidery on the fabric. If you have a printer and embroidery software, print-outs of the designs can be helpful. (You can also use test stitch-outs for this purpose.) If you do not have a printer, you can cut out rectangles of the same size as the designs and arrange them on the fabric to determine the position of the embroidery.
Working with one design at a time, stabilize the area. Hoop the fabric tightly and embroider the designs one by one.
Remove the excess stabilizer.
Quilting and Finishing
Now place the backing on a flat surface (table) face down. Cover with batting. Spread your working piece over it.

Pin all layers together.
The working piece is pinned and ready for quilting.

We quilted in a free-motion style all over the working piece. Start from the center, and echo-quilt the first stitch-out. Then quilt the area around it. Proceed to the next stitch-out and repeat the procedure.

When all areas around the embroidery are filled, proceed to the outer areas.
Press with heavy steam. Square the piece - all angles should be 90 degrees and opposite sides of the same length.
Finish the raw edges with the binding.
Dark blue wall quilt with embroidery of flowers and butterflies in moonlight hues.

A close-up of the embroidery.
A close-up of the embroidery.
A close-up of the embroidery.
Have fun!
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