Old 03-06-2016, 08:12 PM
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judy5cents
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I amazed myself with what I was able to accomplish this weekend. I basted and quilted two child size quilts that I will donate to my guild for charity quilts. I also cut all my left over backing from these quilts into 2 and 2 1/2 inch size and the rest went in the string bin. I pieced together batting for the two quilts and then cut 52 five inch squares of batting from leftover batting to use in a rag quilt somewhere down the line.

Here are the quilts. I purchased this in a scrap bag at my lqs and just added the brown batik sashing. The fabric is out of my comfort zone and not something I would normally buy, but I like the end result

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The second is a very scrappy string quilt.

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I have not yet mastered free motion quilting , but I love my walking foot. I made wavy lines on the brown quilt and then turned and did the same thing the other way which created a very cool wavy grid. On the string quilt I just did the wavy lines in one direction and then on the seams in the cross direction. I am pleased how well this worked and know that I will use it again in the future.

I am enjoying seeing everyone's progress and projects.
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