carol45

I just can't think of how to quilt this flannel, warm and cozy, lap quilt that I'm making for myself. I already stitched in the ditch along the outer edge of the thin border, but I just can't figure out what to do in the blocks, or overall. I'm at a loss. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Carol

Misty's Mom

I have no idea, but wanted to tell you it's a beautiful quilt.

Dina

What a great quilt! Makes me want to snuggle up in it. Sorry, I don't have any suggestions for quilting, just had to tell you that I love the quilt!! I tend to prefer SID, and I know that is not what most folks prefer. You have probably already done all the SID you want to.

Dina

Tartan

Great, cozy top! It all depends on what look you want. If you want the fabric design to shine I would do a simple meander in a neutral thread. If you want to add texture, you might do a different Leah Day design in each block just to have fun.

Grandma Bonnie

It's beautiful and sure looks cuddly!!! No help with the quilting, sorry!

KSellers

I was thinking if you want it to stay soft and cozy, you might want to tie it. When I did that on one of my quilts I tied every 4".

auntpiggylpn

How about a single Baptist Fan in each of the squares??

nana2madmax

I like very loose quilting on my flannel quilts to keep them soft and cuddly, usually a large stipple or simple cross hatch. I also like the idea of a fan design with widely spaced arcs. Love your fabric!

QuiltE

What size are your squares?
And how close does your batting require the quilting?

If possible ... just leave the quilting at the SITD, with the wide open spaces for more cuddle power!

qwerty

Just a thought but what about echoing some of the print like the fence, some of the trees and maybe even the buildings. I did that with the whole cloth quilt for my GS that had some rather large shapes. It seemed to make the pattern stand out better.