karenm36

Thank you so very much for posting these pics!!! I'm hand quilting a queen size and using the stab stitch. It is slow but I just find it too difficult to load more than one stitch on the needle. I am definitely going to try your method. The pictures really make it clear what you are doing. You are such an inspiration!

3incollege

oh how I wish on a million stars I could do what you do. I bought a wholecloth quilt top and it is already marked. Maybe a could to start with that. Someday.

OHSue

Your work is incredible, so even and tiny. And all this freehand.... wow, you are something else! Just beautiful quilting.

wanda lou

talented...

blueangel

It looks beautiful

Noiseynana

This is the way I quilt also. Only I use #9 needles and about 4 or 5 stitches at a time. My hubby made me a frame out of pvc pipe and I use plastic clamps to hold the quilt in place. It is made to fit me in my computer chair. That way its just right . The height is made for me. I'll send a picture with this.

Noiseynana

If you would like to see pictures , you'll have to email me . The dang things wouldn't work. I do have pictures to share but can't get 'em on the attachment

chatty cathy

You do beautiful work!!! Really enjoyed seeing the way you quilt. Thanks for sharing... Happy Quilting!!

Kristin in ME

Your stitches are so tiny. How many stitches per inch?

Borntohandquilt

That depens of the fabric and the batting I use - in general I do 12-14 per inch (counted on the top). Sometimes I can do one or two more.