If you're participating in the Wonderland Quilt Along, it's time to get things quilted up. An allover design or walking foot pattern will do beautifully. However, in case you want to do some custom work, I'll show you what I did. My last version had different free-motions designs, so you may want to check that out post first. I also went into detail about how I created the free-motion machine embroidery words on my original quilt.
If you're just discovering the Wonderland Quilt, here's a link to pick up the pattern.
I used large spools of Aurifil 50 wt thread. While I started with an Aurifil Designer Collection, I added spools from my color rack as I went to match the fabrics in the top. The final selections include 2620, 5007, 2615, 2024, 2692, 2784, 2783, 2805, 5006, 2884, 1114, 2860, 5015, 2214, 2420, and 6729.
The bobbin contained cream to match the backing.
The teapot and cup feature lines with pebbles, rows of brackets, and radiating curves.
I learned my lesson from last time, and committed to few words. I did a paraphrase of a line from the last page of Alice in Wonderland.
The flamingo has feathers (of course) and some angled straight lines. Flowers have scallops and veins for the leaves.
The suites were treated to a loop de loop or a curved grid. Mine's off, but this is me being okay with that. The intention was for them to cross in an arch.
Spirals, curvy lines, and a back and forth meander fills the mushroom.
What a fun QAL! I am excited to see how they get finished; yours are both fantastic, Afton. :)
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