sewjoyce

What I would do -- and I'm no expert is this: Mark the quilt, including all borders, from one top corner to the opposite bottom corner. Then mark desired width of rows -- maybe 1" to 1 1/2". I would only go the one way but after you do the complete quilt in one direction, you could do the same in the opposite direction. This would look like "diamonds" when done. Clear as mud???

youme

So, cross hatching can ignore the corners of each small square? I thought of the quilting lines could go through every corner of the small squares...
okay, I will try putting some CHEATING mending tape tomorrow.
Thanks,

Jim's Gem

Very nice!

Pineapple Princess

Nice work!

littlehud

I don't hand quilt. I wish I could get the hang of it. I can't wait to see what you do with it.

SassySewer53

Cross Hatching is easiest. If you were machine quilting, I would echo quilt the perimeters of the squares, and then do a meandering freemotion design on borders, Nice work! I have never seen this design before. Will look to try making it sometime.

Jan C

Love the way blue and green blocks seem to float in a pink cloud. Great wotk youme. It will be lovely when it's finished. Lucky friend who gets this.

wvdek

Don't know but it looks good.

amma

Very pretty!!! I love how the blocks float on the top :D:D:D
I am not much help with the quilting...

jljack

Very pretty little D9P, youme!!! I like it very much.