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Izy! You've got it!! Bravo for the fanciest dog bed ever!! :D
I did leave several at 18+ inches because I pictured what you said happening. I have so many projects going and planned--I'm overwhelmed. :shock: |
Well you gotta use em for something, after all that hardwork.....lol!! :D
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Originally Posted by Calico92402
I do very simple, edge-to-edge machine quilting, but to me, the actual quilting is just a necessarily evil - something that has to be done before I can get the binding on (fun) and cut out the NEXT quilt! I'm like you, Barnbum, I don't care about all the elaborate quilting patterns - just something nice, neat and functional, and on to the next project!
I look forward to the actual quilting process. It put the fun in quilting for me. I'm still in the learning stages and pretty much just do meandering but I find it very relaxing and enjoyable. Desertdebbe www.phpbbserver.com/quiltangels |
You go Barnbum you are more couragousthat I am. Good luck!!!!
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That practice piece is absolutely beautiful! Good job. Now, has anyone tried using the Pfaff Fabric Mover on their standard machine? I bought one but have been too busy to play with it yet. Maybe this summer when life gets simpler. Anyways, The Pfaff Fabric Mover can be used on any standard machine, but if you happen to have a Pfaff you can also buy a stitch regulator to go with the fabric mover. It is supposed to make free motion quilting smoother and easier. Supposed to cut the learning curve in half. I did a store demo before purchasing and I think it is a very ingenious accessory, especially for new machine quilters like myself. Check it out at www.pfaff.com
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