Need ideas for wedding quilt

[Margo]

Thank you Margo, after the shock of being asked to make an all white quilt,it was a challenge, I felt it was rather special in the end, not sure I would make another one though. :roll: Dorothy UK

[Lorchen]

Dorothy, my younger son wants a black quilt. So far he hasn't got one yet. I'm intending to sneak in a little bit of colour here and there, possibly red and white, the colours of his favourite football team.

[Lorchen]

Lorchen I did make a red and white one for my grandson the colours of his favourite football team and I backed it with Black, would that work for your son? he could turn it what ever side he wants then. :lol: Dorothy Suffolk England.

[Lorchen]

So, Dorothy, what team does your grandson support? It's Nottingham Forest in this family.

I have a secret up my sleeve, but no time so far to get to work on it. Forest had a sale last year and I sneakily went without my son. I bought a set of curtains with the Forest symbol on. They are 100% and are now waiting to be washed, cut up and turned into a quilt (with lots of black added, of course).

[Lorchen]

Lorchen What a great idea using the Notts Forest curtains, why didn't I think of that, I bought a red, white, and black jelly roll. We are all Arsenal supporters here going back 5 generations all the girls included. Dorothy Suffolk ps never did get my signature to work :cry:

[Margo]

Lorchen What a great idea using the Notts Forest curtains, why didn't I think of that, I bought a red, white, and black jelly roll. We are all Arsenal supporters here going back 5 generations all the girls included. Dorothy Suffolk ps never did get my signature to work :cry:

Try it again, Dorothy! It even took me several tries to get it the way I wanted it! Print out my directions and take one step at a time!
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[Margo]

This a long way off track from the lady who wanted ideas for a wedding quilt, but I have had another go at the signature thing so here is hoping :roll:

[Lorchen]

I hope, Dorothy, that Berni will forgive us for going off on a tangent.

Go Gunners Go!!

[Lorchen]

I'm doing a quilt for my granddaughter and her husband. I made hearts from white fabric and lightweight fusible interfacing and had all the wedding guests sign and place messages on the hearts. I then fused the hearts onto red squares and appliquéd them; I'm now getting ready to sew the blocks together. Of course they may get this quilt for their 5th wedding anniversary, but I will eventually complete it - lol

[jmcnabb]

My son got married last August and I made a quilt using the "Celebration Sampler" pattern from The Rabbit Factory. My daughter-in-law loves hydrangeas, so I decided to make their quilt with those colors and found a beautiful line from Lakewood. You can see some of it in my profile picture. The pattern is pieced and appliqued. Lots of colorways would work. I think it would be beautiful in neutrals, but that will be on my future to do list.

[Lorchen]

I saw a wedding quilt at the 'Show and Tell' of my local quilt group last night. I was gorgeous! The groom's Mum had gone around during the wedding celebration with a notebook and got every guest to sign their name. She then machine-embroidered those names onto strips of fabric and they formed the border of a beautiful kingsize lone star quilt. What I found very impressive: The wedding was in August. She must have worked on that quilt every day since then.

[LadybugQuilter]

I thought that Sue Garmin's Hugs & Kisses from 2010 BOM would be a stunning wedding quilt when done in neutrals!

I just got Edyta Sitar's Book Friendship Strips & Scraps and there are two patterns included that might work too. "Farmhouse Quilt" and "Blooming Baskets" done in neutral as well!

[Margo]

If you are getting married in summer than outdoor weddings are best to do.
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Thanks for the link, winni8, but these posts were made 2 years ago.

Hopefully your info will be helpful to someone who is planning a new wedding.

[snowplow3840]

Lorchen, a little late to this discussion but my son wanted a black and white quilt with motorcycles. I was able to find motorcycle fabric that I used for the border. And I found the orange and black flames that are often painted on motorcycles (Justin has them on his Harley) so that was the accent. I can't put in a picture because it is at Dana's studio (dlquilter) She is doing the quilting for me. But it really turned out nice and there is really not a lot of color in it. Will post it in a blog when it gets back to me. (By the way my son's birthday was Tues. Jan 22 - he is fifty!!!!!!!! Where did the time go!!!! Seems like yesterday he was a little kid. Guess that means I am getting old but I sure do not want to admit it) Hugs, Ann