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Old 12-02-2018, 04:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Rhonda K View Post
Marion,

Another great project! Have you seen the circle foot for your machine? They are easy and fun!
I just googled it and found it! How cool is that!

Have you ever used it? Because I have questions!

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Old 12-02-2018, 04:03 AM
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Originally Posted by institches33 View Post
This is going to be a very interesting quilt. Looks like it would be fun to quilt.
What did you use for your markings?

Negative space works well and you may not have to use fill unless there is pull from the quilted areas.
Be sure to post this again!
I used crayola washable markers (for kids) ... Ube (a member on here) mentioned them in a post and they are fabulous!!!! You do have to do a normal wash to get the markings out (by normal, I mean a load of at least 30 minutes). I tried a quick load of 20 minutes and the markings didn't come out. But a normal load of 41 minutes (my machine picks the length, not me!) gets all of the markings off no problem.
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OK, so I did a 1/2 inch echo around the motifs and then I did something like matchstick quilting, except i did it FMQ style. It's in the wash right now, so once it is all done, I will post a pic.

Thanks for all the help! Greatly appreciated!
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Thank you for the tip about using crayola washable markers! I'll use that idea!
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All done!!!
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[QUOTE=Ellen 1;8169224]Marian, I think you will need to echo around your previous quilting to keep the background fills from "running into it". I could not tell if there was enough space to stipple/bubble into the circles etc or not. I did not think so from what I was able to see. I hope this helps give you some ideas. These are examples of stippling, bubbles and straight lines.


Oh Yes, I agree with Ellen 1. Ellen, great illustration of your ideas .
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opps!. I didn't see the last post. You did a beautiful job! it came out awesome. Thank you for sharing.
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Wow you quilt really good. I don't know what to tell you but I will be watching this post..Good luck it's beautiful..
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