GV09

Hello everyone!
I need your advice and help.
On Monday we bought a new dressoir to place next to the front door of our House. The top is lacquered wood so it should be a way for protection.
I designed one runner with my EQ7 and finished sewing last night. We show some photos.
The top measures 8.25" x 29,25" and each block 6" x 6".
Today I have to attend a photography course, but tomorrow I want to do the quilting.
Intended to make only a stitching in the ditch, only around the blocks, but it occurred to me that someone could give me some simple idea in this regard. Remember that I only did straight quilting.
I would appreciate your help and thank you very much for looking!
A large and strong hug!

Grandma Bonnie

I'm no help with the quilting but I love the runner you have made. It's beautiful!

PenniF

I love it....i know you say only straight stitching - i am mostly the same with my quilts -- but.....i think a stitch in the ditch along the "curved" edges, continuing around the center square, would not be too difficult if you went slowly.... I have stitched around many curved pieces this way and it works as long as i go slowly. With or without this -
Es muy muy bonita !!!!

katier825

Nice. You can do curly quilting on it. Something like this pic. It's a little different in the block shape, but you should get the idea.

http://pinterest.com/pin/233765036878504685/

dungeonquilter

I was going to suggest this as well, with echo quilting between the these two lines, sort of like sun rays with a curve.

Tartan

I think SITD would be my choice. The pattern is intricate and I wouldn't want the quilting to distract from the pattern. It will be beautiful whatever you decide!

tealfalcon

oh my goodness i love this..fabulous work..now to find a pattern like this

PenniF

This pattern is in the book 101 Log Cabin Blocks for Paper Piecing- -- they are all variations of the log cabin - sorry, can't remember the author - but i have the book and it's great !!

QuiltnNan

what a wonderful runner

hatchet

I'd go with circles myself, it would be complimentary to the shapes but still interesting to the eye and bit dramatic in a bold thread. Perhaps a spiral circle design. Can't wait to see what you come up with!!!