That's a pretty big undertaking for your first quilt. It's lovely & you've done a great job. "Stippling" is done by hand or machine. Is the corner of the border your concern? You could place a square "cornerstone" in the corners or possibly 'top stitch' a small strip of the white fabric to complete the crossover in the corner. Or, love it & move on to #2 quilt. :-)
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Very ambitious for a new quilter, you did a wonderful job and I am not seeing your mistake.
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I don't see any problems with it either. It's beautiful!!! :D:D
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I do CC (continous curve) around the colored triangles to add to the movement of the design. Maybe echo inside the dark blue triangles. Not sure on the borders at the moment.
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Love it, great for your first quilt
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The borders aren't messed up! That's a design choice, girl. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Beautiful love it , and the colors
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What a lovely quilt! You have done really well for a first timer. The border may not be to your liking but I think that it is fine.
As for stipling, it is usually done on the machine though I can't see why you can't hand sew it? Maybe someone else on Quilting board can advise. I agree that that would be a nice quilting pattern to have. I have included 2 links for you: http://www.ehow.co.uk/how_7706528_stipple-quilts.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-d_cLN-ayE Hope this helps and best of luck with the quilting! :D |
I love this quilt.
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Your quilt is absolutely beautiful. Do you have enough fabric left to add to the borders so you could mitre them? I think an allover stipple would be nice or maybe concentric circles. Job well done.!
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