b.zang

I took a class to learn this splintering a pattern technique, but now that the pattern is apart, I'm not sure what to do next.

How would you quilt this? It's a small size and will have flannel on the back so my GD can snuggle up with it. Therefore, I think less is softer in the quilting scene. But, I'm really stuck about what to do with all those little squares making up the horse pictures. Ideas??

pam7858

how about an all over stippel design?

littlehud

Stippling sounds good to me.

memathomas

how about a criss cross in the squares and stippling a puzzle pattern on the rest or meandering the rest

pieces

I agree with the majority, stipple. This design works well with an preprinted panel.

Bluphrog

How about doing an outline around the horses, and a stipple that looks like ripples in the water like this

http://www.shiboridragon.com/Stencils/EL113.jpg

Tippy

I would meander.. kind of loopy .. like lariat loops.
enough to keep together and little enough to be soft.. also quick and easy.

turtlerouge

hi i made a similar quilt. I hand quilted around groups of horses & with individual horses, i handquilted that single horse. Perhaps if you know how to a french knot that could be placed in small squares. Or use a close zigzag stitch alternating between squares.

chris turtlerouge

amma

In the squares, cowboy boot shapes scattered around with a loopy rope connecting them together?