Four OBWs now quilted
#4
This is called "Will-o'-the-Wisp - very difficult to photograph - cannot do the colours or the threads justice, I tried outside and in the house. My first FMQ with gold metallic thread around the borders. And the black fabric picks up every titchy bit of stray thread!!
#9
Thanks Kathryn - I purposely waited until I had all these to quilt one after the other as I am better if I do loads of FMQ at the same time and don't leave a week in between. And my obsession with OBWs is mainly your fault for persuading me to have a go!
I just received this fabric today for another - it is beautiful a real deep red and stunning orange, all with gold highlights, 12" repeat.
Ranger, I am going to do some 4-patch posies too I hope - keeping an eye out for some fabric!
I just received this fabric today for another - it is beautiful a real deep red and stunning orange, all with gold highlights, 12" repeat.
Ranger, I am going to do some 4-patch posies too I hope - keeping an eye out for some fabric!
#10
I don't mind taking the blame! :lol:
Those crysanths you quilted are brilliant, raggedy or not. And I know what you mean by getting into the FMQ groove - obviously I'm light years behind you but I just did two lap quilts in a row and on the second one I even felt brave enough to try some FMQ hearts! Hans said some of them looked more like kidneys :shock: but I was pretty pleased with myself. :D
Those crysanths you quilted are brilliant, raggedy or not. And I know what you mean by getting into the FMQ groove - obviously I'm light years behind you but I just did two lap quilts in a row and on the second one I even felt brave enough to try some FMQ hearts! Hans said some of them looked more like kidneys :shock: but I was pretty pleased with myself. :D
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