results of learning to free motion
12-23-2009, 04:07 AM
#32
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Central Washington State
Posts: 5,997
I think you did a GREAT job!
Give yourself permission to celebrate your success!
admit it ;-) once you started, you realized it wasn't that hard to do - -you just needed to get over that initial hesitation of "can I or can't I"?
And, I can tell you - - the more you do it, the more ideas you will have for more to do! And, then, one day you will be looking at a picture of a quilt and start tracing the pattern with your finger ... and it will show up on your next quilt!
The world is now your oyster! <wave> :thumbup:
Give yourself permission to celebrate your success!
admit it ;-) once you started, you realized it wasn't that hard to do - -you just needed to get over that initial hesitation of "can I or can't I"?
And, I can tell you - - the more you do it, the more ideas you will have for more to do! And, then, one day you will be looking at a picture of a quilt and start tracing the pattern with your finger ... and it will show up on your next quilt!
The world is now your oyster! <wave> :thumbup:
12-24-2009, 05:53 AM
#33
Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: West Virginia
Posts: 150
Daisyboo9,
That green and red, dark print Santa is laying across my sofa, RIGHT NOW! That is scarey, one to the right of me and one to the left. . . . getting confused.
Looks good. I used that panel to practice stitch in the ditch and thought I would go back and do more fmq details.
Thanks for sharing, and don't we have great taste!
That green and red, dark print Santa is laying across my sofa, RIGHT NOW! That is scarey, one to the right of me and one to the left. . . . getting confused.
Looks good. I used that panel to practice stitch in the ditch and thought I would go back and do more fmq details.
Thanks for sharing, and don't we have great taste!
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