in-the-ditch or all over stipple?
 

Hello,
I'm relatively new to quilting & am looking for some advice on how this project would look better quilted: in-the-ditch or an all over large stipple? Those are the only 2 methods I feel confident enough to try on such a large project. (It is a queen sized quilt).[ATTACH=CONFIG]470772[/ATTACH] Thoughts?

well a stipple is very small and close together free motion quilting, like a very tight meandering stitch. I can't do that myself. Perhaps some curving lines and some straight ones would suffice. Great quilt!!

Stitch in the ditch is very hard for me to keep straight, so I would do a large stipple. Your quilt is very pretty!!

I would do a large stipple also. Faster and always looks pretty!

Good luck!

Awesome quilt! I like to do large stipling...

Large stipple or swirls. I always like to quilt in a way that contrasts with the piecing. Stark line piecing needs curved quilting for me.

Beautiful quilt. What is the name of the pattern please? BrendaK

It is called an urban lattice quilt pattern.

Its a beautiful quilt! As for the quilting... I would not do either I would do a wide echo stitch that runs down the middle of the light strips and then on the batik area would quilt a square on point going contrary to the square of the batiks creating a diamond , I would do this about half way to the center of that batik square.
If I really wanted to keep the darkest sashing from shifting at all I would stitch right down the center of the dark. Sometimes I find the narrowest sashings will shift a bit and not appear to be the straight line they are before quilting. Since its the contrast is so great and draws you eye to that portion... I would stitch that dark sashing.