skypony

WOW good job. It's your first time too. Great! keep it up. you'll get better at FMQuilting.

Karamarie

I agree with PaperPrincess. Also when meandering, you don't cross over any lines; whereas, with stippling you can cross over making loops, etc. But I guess a person can do whatever they want with their quilting. Looks like you're doing great. Just keep practicing, practicing, practicing. You'll get to enjoy FMQ.

luana

Aren't you glad you moved forward? Every project you complete will be more practice, and you have the satisfaction of completing beautiful work. We are never done learning and getting better, but, to me, it doesn't make sense to just keep on practicing on scraps. The tip that has helped me the most with FMQ meandering is to visualize going around the size of different coins. I do dime, nickel, quarter, and fifty cent size meanders. It helps to keep the size consistent throughout the whole piece.

Quiltngolfer

Nice work! If that's your first attempt, it's really good.

Texas_Sue

Great job and you know it will be easier for you each time. Way to go!

Susan

unclefreckles

Looks great! I received as a Christmas gift the new Brothers "Dream Fabric Frame". It uses my Brothers Dream machine on a platform and thus becomes a quilting machine. Handles like a long arm machine. My goal this year is to learn to use it to do most of my own FMQ. Lots of practice in my future,but I'm excited to learn something new. Keep up the good work!

Roberta

Good job !!!

sash

I call mine doodleing. Yours looks great.

lorimax5859

Whatever you call it I think it looks great!

Anne P

It looks great! And your cardinal is very well done! As paperprincess said, the difference, as I understand it, is that stippling is the same process but smaller than meandering.