Quilting suggestions, Please!
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I am all ready to quilt this wall hanging and am at a loss as to how to quilt it! My first thought was a spiral or concentric circles in the main panel and something else for the border. Quite frankly, I am losing patience with this project! No matter how careful I was in cutting and piecing my seams are off! Never again will I make a quilt that calls for 1/8" seam allowances! I was hoping this would be good enough to enter in a show, but I think I am just going to have to enjoy it on my wall! Pleas offer up any suggestions you may have!
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I love your quilt! I don't know if this would take away from the "fractured" look of the quilt, but I think I would try to reinforce the shape of the flower. Pebble the center, then use curvy, flame-type quilting on the petals.
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It's lovely! I agree with wesing, pebbles or similar in the center and flame like quilting following the flower shape in the petals. I might stitch a fairly dense background fill in the dark background so the flower looks trapunto. It should definately go in the show!
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Stunning quilt. I would stitch in more lighting bolt lines rather than circles but then I have never quilted anything like this. I don't blame you about the 1/8 seam. In over 25 years of quilting, I have NEVER heard of THAT before. It is absolutely gorgeous.
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this seems like the best solution to me, also
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