Fantastic for a FMQ newbie, in my opinion! I'm not there yet....and may never be.
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You are five hours ahead of me. I am so terrified of even putting a sandwich together to start. It looks good, keep at it and you will do great.
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I think you've done well. Also IMHO, if you have a good size throat on your machine you'll get better results. Just Once I'd like to see one of these FMQ teachers show how to FMQ on a small domestic machine with a 6" throat.
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You are doing great. Throw it on the floor or step back and look at it. I will be great! I am actually trying something new on a baby quilt I am FMQ with my Bernina BSR foot. I am making little flowers and swirly connections in between on with the Hi-De-Ho fabric from Me and My Sister. At first I wasn't sure, but I did the look from afar test and it is good enough for this sweet little baby I am making this for. We are always our own worst critics. Enjoy you accomplishments!!
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I'm really in the same boat, never really FMQ after a good number of years total sewing/quilting. I'm *very* impressed with your 'learning' work! I think you have a great idea with doing practice on some donation quilts for rescue animals! I'll keep that in mind when I'm sure I don't want to 'ruin' a quilt I've finished with my beginner FMQ!
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It looks to me like you have done a commendable job on your first try. Keep going!:o
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I gave up and started doing ruler work.
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Jojk...one thing that helped me was to make my practice sandwiches out of one side white and the other side dark and then use a white thread. That way you can see how it would look on a real quilt (light side) and still get a good look at your stitches up close and personal (dark side)
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