Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
(Post 7974028)
I might put a curvy line down the middle of each pencil after stitching in the ditch between the pencils. jmho
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Really cute and colorful quilt...stitch in ditch, definitely but......maybe a giant zigzag down each pencil? Or, string of giant circles? I was told by a quilter that she does the opposite pattern of the pieced quilt.....meaning if pieced quilt is straight lines, then quilting is done in curves. All suggestions would look good...
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I think an overall pattern would be best. Something geometric.
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I just figured out why this is driving me crazy. It would stand out by stitching in the ditch. I dislike stitch in the ditch.....I really, really don't like to do it.
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Originally Posted by mcdaniel023
(Post 7975248)
I really, really don't like to do it.
I just wanted to add that I think your quilt is awesome and hope you post another photo when you’ve decided how to quilt it. |
I'd stitch in the ditch and then reevaluate if it needs more. I'd want to highlight the piecing and make it look like pencils. I like your idea for piecing the border with the colors of the pencils. Good color choices!
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I'd like to echo JMoore - the edge foot that she mentions reminds me a bit of the prow of an ice-breaker. It is almost impossible to do a bad job of stitching in the ditch with it because the prow/forward edge likes to be right on the place where the two fabrics join.
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I would do loops and stars. Most JoAnn's have a stencil for this...it would be cute.
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This quilt makes such a bold statement on it's own. I agree with jingle and ekuw, that an overall random pattern would suit it well. Especially because you are so adverse to doing SITD.
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I bought the ditch foot. Still not sure what I am going to do. I want the pencils to stand out. Thanks for your suggestions so far!
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