Three-Quarters Done with My Customer's Quilt

I rolled the quilt forward just before quitting for the night -- and the final border came into sight on the front bar.  The end is in view!

Now, you might think that these pictures look just like pictures from yesterday... the day before... the day before that... and the day before that.  But if you had been the one curling freehand asymmetrical feathers around those elongated hexagons and small squares, you'd know that each and every curl is different, and each and every plume has its very own personality.

Pressing on with My Customer's Quilt...

I've passed the halfway mark now.

Almost to the Halfway Mark on Customer's Quilt

After about ten hours of quilting today, I've rolled the quilt forward, and the center is now squarely in the middle of my frame.

Quitting for the night... but I'm pleased with how the quilt looks so far:

More Quilting on Donna's Quilt

Outlining Squares and Elongated Hexagons

Outlines on squares and elongated hexagons:

I'll fill in the hexagons tomorrow.

Quilting a Customer's Quilt

I have another section of my customer's quilt done, and am ready to change thread to work on the green and blue areas before rolling it forward.

Here's a shot of the whole quilt, taken just before I loaded it on my frame:

Quilting Customer's Third Quilt

The top border of my customer's quilt is done.