Thread: New from canada and new to quilting!

Hello and welcome from Hamilton, Ontario. Your quilt is really pretty. Love all the colours.

Hello! Welcome from Idaho! Becuase of the thickness involved, I would not get too fancy with the quilting. Depending on the batting you choose, I don't think I would do every ditch, just decide which seams you want to quilt next to and have fun. Just my opinion.

Hello and welcome from central Alabama. Love your quilt.

I made a quilt like yours. I free motioned quilted it- stippling. I thought it came out well. I statrted in the middle doing one block at a time.

I love your quilt. Sew glad you are here, welcome from Colorado!

ok can't keep up with thanking everybody....................thank you all for the welcome and for your comments and suggestions. I can see from the beautiful pictures as your profile pic that you wonderful ladies know what you're doing!!! One day I would love to make quilts like yourselves.......they are beautiful and so inspiring! keep up the great work!
P.S what is stippling?

Hi and welcome. Your quilt looks amazing!

It looks as if you're off to a flying start in the quilting world. Welcome to the Quilting Board.

Hello and welcome from California! Your quilt is beautiful!

Hi,

Welcome from a Canadian expat!

I agree with the suggestion to stipple, it is something that has a lot of forgiveness, but it would be helpful to practice a little so that you get the hang of it.

Another option, take the top into your local quilt store and ask them for suggestions.