Yes, I did a bit of Trapunto to emphasise the points, and the cream squares have been quilted with twin needles, done just after a workshop I attended, so I wanted to try it out.

PV quilter, your little doll quilt
is just as precious as Laceladies
doll quilt!! :D Outstanding!!
:D :D :D :D :D

PVquilter the little baskets are beautiful!

Both Are out standingly Beautiful.

They are ALL beautiful! I'm still waiting for mine from kgoodhand. It's like that Carly Simon song

Anticipation is making me late
Is keeping me waiting....

Don't worry I'm waiting with you so you're not lonely

Chele is also waiting, but the good news is that I posted it but a bit ago. it is on it's way. I hope that when she gets it she doesn't laugh to loudly at my quilting. It way different doing it on the small machine than the big, one day I igiht try to figure out how to get them on the big machine, I have to say anyone that quilts regular size on their small machines, wow, I was sore after doing the little one.

So when taking a picture of it, stand way way way back please. :oops:

Needs must Cutie, if you don't have a long arm, then you use what you have. But I do enjoy the process, as long as hauling the quilt under the needle isn't too heavy, and these little babies are very light.

TRAPUNTO!!! Of course that's what it is - I'm such a twit sometimes! :oops:

PVquilter - I love your little baskets and the fabric choice is absolutely delectable! :D

I commend anyone doing it on a regular basis, I would never be able to do FMQ on a big one, I would have to do straight stitching or I would have to tie it. My shoulder (I have a bum one) just wouldn't take this kind of thing often. I liked having my embroidery machine do the work for me. But I did learn some things playing with it, (I did take out the first bit that I did and did it again)