quilted fleece shawl
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It isn't cut out yet, it gets cut around the feather border on the outside and around the neck. I was playing with having the feathers go under and on top of each other seeing if I could get dimension. There was left over fleece so I did a scarf. Winter is coming and it gave me more practice on the over and under of the feathers. It will be cut off right outside those straight lines. This is more practice from lessons from the Craftsy.com class, Design It Quilt It.
I started at the bottom back and just designed as I went. I am on a longarm. I don't know if I would want to do fleece on a domestic machine. I didn't get to see what I had until I took it off the machine. That was fun. |
Wow. Just Wow. Hope you made this for yourself--if not, Christmas is coming, and I could use an incredibly beautiful shawl!
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How lovely. Is it just one layer of fleece? I took that very same class and enjoyed it very much. She is a good teacher. Lots of good practice too! And a good idea. Is it a rectangle or a triangle? I just love it and your quilting is beautiful.
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very nice quilting!!!!
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It is two layers of fleece. The shape is an oval with an opening for the front and neck.
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what a neat idea. and your quilting is terrific
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Oh, that is beautiful! Love fleece...so soft and so warm!
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Really, really nice. Thanks for sharing.
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SO pretty! What about a poncho???
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It is gorgeous. I have four more craftsy courses before that one. I hope mine comes out half as good!
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l love your quilting
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I think you can safely stop calling it "practice". I do believe you have arrived! Great job.
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That is beautiful...great work btw. I have a question. Which classes at Craftsy site would be benifical for me as a new longarm quilter?
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Beautiful!
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Awesome job Deb!!! it is really beautiful :)
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This class is done on a domestic machine by the teacher. None so far are geared totally towards longarmers. But it depends on what you want to learn. They are more geared to teaching the quilting patterns combining them and applying them. Feathers are Feathers, whether I do them on my domestic machine or with my longarm. I skipped the first two sections of Design It Quilt It that were on putting your sandwich together and tension. That didn't apply to the longarm.
Originally Posted by btiny36
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That is beautiful...great work btw. I have a question. Which classes at Craftsy site would be benifical for me as a new longarm quilter?
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That is absolutely gorgeous.
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Amazing! Especially since you did not see the design till you were all done!
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It is lovely!
Kat |
Just lovely!!
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Beautiful quilting!
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Gorgeous quilting! Beautiful shawl!!
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Deb, Your feathers are looking FABULOUS!
I love the look of the quilting on fleece; definitely worth a try on my domestic machine to see how it does. I'm wondering if some water soluble stabilizer might help me to keep it from stretching too much... |
Truly a beautiful work!
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Those are going to be spectacular. Your feathers are so pretty. :)
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wow that is amazing!!!!
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The beautiful quilting on here amazes me. I wish I could afford a longarm but it is just not in my budget. Wonderful job.
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Your shawl is gorgeous. Would love to see it after it is cut out and see what it looks like in use.
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Definitely one of a kind! Love it.
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Oh so lovely!
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Wow! What a great idea. Please post when cut out!!
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Beautiful work!
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It is spectacular! Your quilting is amazing!!!!
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Amazing, its simply beautifful
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Once again today I am in awe....
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WOW - Beautiful, great job and thank you for sharing
Have a Blessed day Ellen |
Really pretty. Your quilting is amazing.
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That is beautiful and looks so warm!
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Beyond Beautiful. Your feathers are perfect.
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just absolutely gorgeous....
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