First time free motion quilting, a whole quilt
 

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Wow, you did a great job!

Oh you did a really good job on that quilt. seriously! I have lost my confidence in FMQing but hope to try it again soon. must get my machine serviced first.
keep on doing what you are doing. it is working well.

It looks good! Love the kitties and pups on your fabric.

Great job! I think you found your "niche."

It's an adorable quilt. You did a great job. You can never go wrong with cats and dogs and gingham. The quilt will be cherished by some one special, no doubt!

You have started on a new journey...and a great start it is! The more you work at it the better you will become. Are you keeping this? If not you are lucky to have a picture to show you how much you will improve over time. Keep at it!

It’s for my 3 year old baby cousin

wow, good job

That's a first time attempt? Looks real good!

Nice quilting. Looks so nice and smooth on the back. What machine did you use? I’m impressed?

That’s pretty

Keep up the good work!

Great work on your FMQ. You should be really proud of yourself for the beautiful workmanship

Hi gramma Sharon, I used the brother xr3774

Looks good! I love to FMQ and the largest I have done is about 50 or 60 x 70 if I remember right. I only have a regular domestic machine with a small throat space. I would love to own a mid arm or try a long arm and see if I like it....but then I'd want something I can't afford.

Wow, good job. I see your thread earlier about trying to figure out your quilting foot, you obviously figured it out. So happy that you figured it out, and was able to finish your project.:thumbup:

Wonderful! I am too chicken to try.

Cute quilt, FMQ looks good to me.

Congrats...you are well on your way to having fun free-motion quilting!! I love the loop quilting designs.

Great job! I hope to move up to a baby quilt someday, for now I stick to table runners !

Very nice. Great job.

Good job. Love the kitties!!

Let me add another congrats for you on your quilt! You have taken on a grand journey with FMQ. I have a big-fat F in that skill set...sigh.

Great job on your FMQ!