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    Old 04-03-2012, 03:57 PM
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    Default Bubbles Practice...on a scrappy by Charisma

    Well I happen to love free motion quilting...but I got sucked into the loricles templates. LOL Even after I spent $ on them last year it took me about 8 months to even start using them. I have never used a pantograph or computer for quilting....I usually like to just freehand everything. But there are just some designs you can't freehand (and have them look normal..or what they are intended to be...right?) So I bought some of these boards. The latest one ( that I bought) is Bubbles. I love the graphic design of the board..but I am practicing for the learning curve or circles....I pulled out a scrappy quilt that was made for me (in the scrappy trade rounds) and started practicing.
    I still need to practice some more....clearly.....there are several flubs and wobbles....but I think it won't take long...just a few more quilts. LOL
    practice,practice,practice. That's the name of the game right?
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    Old 04-03-2012, 04:28 PM
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    VERY COOL, so is this a panto or the like the groovie boards?
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    ahhh that turned really cute.....fun fun fun!!!
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    Ohhhh, I like that! And the practicing must be fun, right?!!!!
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    Looks good to me - you'll have it perfected in no time!
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    Looks great to me. Question - how many boards did you buy of that design. Do you have to alternate them across the table?
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    Old 04-03-2012, 05:20 PM
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    Originally Posted by jc469273
    Looks great to me. Question - how many boards did you buy of that design. Do you have to alternate them across the table?
    Hi JC,
    I have a 12 foot table on that machine so I bought 3 boards...I really didn't want to have to try and alternate as I was quilting along....it's already so time consuming ( I think...it probably just feels that way) to be behind the machine. so I can quilt a king size quilt.
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    Old 04-03-2012, 05:22 PM
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    Originally Posted by suebee
    VERY COOL, so is this a panto or the like the groovie boards?
    Hi Sue,
    They are like groovy boards. They have a stylus that you put into the groove and follow. Grat designs..I bought several of them.
    Baptist fans, swirls (but I mostly do my own), zig-zag, clam shells, crosshatching, I also have cosmos and the bubbles. They just came out with another called pebbles.
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    the quilting brings a whole new dimension to the quilt! beautiful.
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    Very cool....I am thinking this design could look really good on a two colour or monochromatic contemporary style quilt. As usual I am in awe of your talent.
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