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Old 03-14-2013, 07:10 AM
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Caroline S
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Practice, practice, practice and more practice. Like any art the brain and the hands must be trained to work together. Don't be so hard on yourself. I try to make a lot of Mystery Quilts that are good candidates for FMQ practice. Occasionally I will come across tied baby quilts at thrift stores that I purchase for FMQ practice. I always keep pre-made small rectangles of quilt sandwiches to practice on before beginning the quilting of a top. I highly recommend Leah Day's website for learning FMQ. And I do send my "special quilt tops" LA quilter.
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