My First Free Motion!!
#53
Originally Posted by azwendyg
Looks great, especially for a first attempt! Isn't it just FUN to do FMQing?
Someone gave me some great advice once about where to start; she said, "start in the lower right quadrant of your quilt because the eye travels there last and people are less likely to notice imperfections there." I've been doing it that way ever since.
Love our quilt.
Someone gave me some great advice once about where to start; she said, "start in the lower right quadrant of your quilt because the eye travels there last and people are less likely to notice imperfections there." I've been doing it that way ever since.
Love our quilt.
Another super advice!
Unintentionally I started there yesterday.
I do not sew on weekends, so I will continue the attempt on Monday!
A hug!
#56
Originally Posted by texaspam
You are doing a great job. I know what you mean about starting in the center! Even when I practice on a sample first, my stitching is not its best in the centers of my quilts. We will keep practicing and we will get better. Everyone says that it just takes practice, practice, practice, and more practice! Good job. I love the quilting design you chose.
The center me "hit" when I saw the total!
But now I started down the right!
You'll see when it ends I'm doing!
The first "iffy" ... the bottom! Hahaha!
A hug!
#57
Just look at that original quilt. The curls and straight line curls work so good together. So much texture. It is wonderful. The whole quilt works together. You are on your way! keep up the good work!
Peace :D
Peace :D
#58
Originally Posted by JoyjoyMarie
Maybe I'm weird, but I like the look of it. It says to me "hand done- not machined perfection" and I like that kind of folk art idea. Any factory can turn out picture perfect quilts, but only we can create our unique works. So even our practice pieces are okay!
Also love your fabrics and contempo design. Keep on keepin on!
Also love your fabrics and contempo design. Keep on keepin on!
You're not weird .... very sweet!
I'm not throwing anything and these sheets have many years ... but I'm happy to have given a "spin"!
I learned a lot following the design, making cuts, fitting each piece into a block and each block strip and the strip into a top!
I am also a rare ... I look at it and smile! Hahaha!
A hug!
#60
Originally Posted by laalaaquilter
Love your loops! Remind me of Christmas light strings ;-)
That was the idea ... only a few pockets are off! Hahaha!
A hug!
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