mimom

you are very good at it. I try but have troubles getting even stitches, I think I have the quilt too tight in the hoop

kwhite

As usual I love it. I don't see any marking on the quilt. Do you plan it out prior to starting or do you just wing it? How much marking do you do and how?

debcavan

Beautiful, just beautiful

DogHouseMom

Speachless.

Sandee

Wow!! Awesome!! You do such beautiful work!! And the amount of patience it must take to do such a perfect job! Fantastic!

ladyshuffler

Oh my this is an incredible work of art :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Borntohandquilt

For this quilt I use the method of needlemarking again. You don't see the markings any more when the quilting is finished, that is the reason why I prefer this method! Nothing to remove!
I have a plan (just in my mind...) which patterns I want to use and how to arrange them. For the first pattern ("flat iron") I have a selfmade half template for the oval shape and a small template for the rose at the bottom. The feathers and spirals are quilted free hand with almost no markings. The leaf in the second picture and the fern in the third are selfmade templates as well. The double lines are done freehand.

I like it a lot do quilt with only a few markings, that gives me plenty of freedom for designing during the process of quilting.

littleone

WOW oh WOW!!!!!! just beautiful ......waiting to see the completed quilt.

leaha

YOU DO THE MOST AMAZING HAND QUILTING i HAVE EVER SEEN, WONDERFUL BEAUTIFUL WORK!!!!

frauhahn

This is amazing work! Maybe when I grow up . . .(well-I'm almost 60, so maybe not. .. )