fatsewcat

I tested and am approving the overlay, cut and needle turn method for the leading in this quilt. I think it will work out ok. Here are a couple pictures of what I have done so far. I didn't get to work on it today like I wanted, we had to get groceries and school supplies. So we were gone.

The first picture shows the tools I am using for this process. Because some of the spaces are so small and tight a combination of glue, needle turn and small satin stitching will be required. The next two show close ups with the last being my next point of contact and how small of space I am working with.

Take a look and let me know what you think. I was not liking the black when I sewed the first couple pieces into place. Don't really know what other option I would have changed it to so I kept telling myself, "It will look different when the entire project is done. Just keep moving forward."

Thank you again for all of you support and interest in this project.

ruthrings

I think you are amazing!!!!

Annz

It's going to be really nice

QM

that looks amazing. I was going to suggest narrow bias. this looks harder.

luvstoquilt

Looking good!

SewExtremeSeams

Have you used the Fabric Fusion pen before? Does it hold up?

FabStripper

This is beautiful. You do such good work. I'm still confused about how to do this all. I get the part about tracing the image onto the white fabric but then how do you put the small green piece of fabric on there? From the front or the back? And do you sew on the line that you drawed? I enjoy watching your progress.

cannyquilter

Beautiful work but way too complicated for me.

twinkie

It looks beautiful to me. Can't wait to see the finished project.

annette1952

It is looking so good. It is a lot of work but will be worth it. Going to be amazing! I, for one,will enjoy watching the progress