Oh I had fun with this one. Well it started out fun, then it went to "uh oh what did I start" and then back to "well maybe it will look ok" to taking it off the frame and hey, I like it! What a crazy roller coaster ride, do you have quilts like that? And because I knew it was for me I used every scrap on the back. I really wish I would have had a solid color backing. Ahhhh next, live and learn :)
I knew this was going to be one I kept so there was no pressure, and I could do what I wanted. I used two layers of batting, 70/30 blend Quilters Dream and Poly Down Quilters Dream. I used two strands of bottom line in the top and bottom line in the bobbin.
I knew this was going to be one I kept so there was no pressure, and I could do what I wanted. I used two layers of batting, 70/30 blend Quilters Dream and Poly Down Quilters Dream. I used two strands of bottom line in the top and bottom line in the bobbin.
9 comments:
A beautiful and amazing quilt, Sue. Good to know you are keeping it.
Brilliant. This is such a beautiful design with fun fabrics and colors, but the FMQ is so stunning it really draws in my eye to want more. Love it. Great job.
SewCalGal
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This is stunning!
It is gorgeous Sue! The fmq is amazing. Bravo..you did a most excellent job.
Oh Sue this quilt is absolutely gorgeous! I could just stare at it for hours.
I can only think of adjectives. Wonderful. Beautiful. Fabulous! I love it. What wonderful precision. Lane
stunning!
I can't believe how beautiful this quilt is. I hope someday I can do this. With practice and time maybe some day
Your beautiful fmqing brings life to these blocks and creates a beautiful quilt.
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