Eifel tower
03-10-2017, 11:40 AM
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Eifel tower
knowing that this forum has so much great quilting talent and info, I am passing by you a need to suggestions as to how to quilt this one? I will be doing it on my Juki, but it will be challenge since it came 90 x 108 inches ( what was I thinking?).
Feathers?, criss cross? meander?
thank you in advance
Feathers?, criss cross? meander?
thank you in advance
03-10-2017, 12:16 PM
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Such a unique quilt! Ive never seen one like it! I don't have much experience but I can picture quilting things onto the background as if you were viewing the tower from a short distance away as a tourist . There would be buildings. Above that, clouds and a swirling breeze. I'd suggest looking at photos to inspire the background.
03-10-2017, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by zozee
Such a unique quilt! Ive never seen one like it! I don't have much experience but I can picture quilting things onto the background as if you were viewing the tower from a short distance away as a tourist . There would be buildings. Above that, clouds and a swirling breeze. I'd suggest looking at photos to inspire the background.
03-10-2017, 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted by zozee
Such a unique quilt! Ive never seen one like it! I don't have much experience but I can picture quilting things onto the background as if you were viewing the tower from a short distance away as a tourist . There would be buildings. Above that, clouds and a swirling breeze. I'd suggest looking at photos to inspire the background.
03-10-2017, 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by zozee
Such a unique quilt! Ive never seen one like it! I don't have much experience but I can picture quilting things onto the background as if you were viewing the tower from a short distance away as a tourist . There would be buildings. Above that, clouds and a swirling breeze. I'd suggest looking at photos to inspire the background.
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