Need Suggestions for Quilting Attic Windows Wall Hanging
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I'm a fairly new quilter and am ready to start quilting this wall hanging. I can't decide how to quilt it. I have only done meandering, SID, and some straight stitch quilting. I'm not very good at SID, but I'm thinking of using it around the sashing, then meandering the rest. Or, I might just meander the whole thing, which would be easiest! But, I love the way it turned out and don't want to ruin it by quilting it wrong. I could also FMQ the border and window panes and leave the background picture unquilted. I need help deciding! I'd appreciate any and all opinions! Thanks!
Marilynn |
I do mostly FMQ, meandering or whatever. My SITD is usually a quarter inch away from the seam, looks neater to me.
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Your quilt is beautiful
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It's beautiful! Love your Tree fabric! can you share about it?
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check out Leah Day's website--she has a wood grain that is pretty easy to do after a little practice on the DSM--it would look so cool on the window frames and then meander on the border (or straight lines or lines with a little wiggle--more just a fluid curve). As far as the window pictures, what about a tighter meander just in the area that looks like sunlight/fog and leave the tree trunks/limbs and green parts mostly unquilted--that way it would pop. Great job on the quilt. Be sure to post picture once it's quilted.
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I would stitch in the ditch or as close to the window frames. Not sure about the Window scenery.
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I would SITD in the window frame. Depending on your batting, you might find a thread color that will blend and outline the tree trunk so that the quilt won't sag.
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Thank you! I bought the tree panel fabric at a quilt shop and followed the YouTube tutorial on Attic Windows from Jenny at Missouri Quilt for the pattern. She didn't go as far as quilting it, though!
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Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I'm putting together a sample with the leftover fabrics so I can practice to see what looks best. I'll post a pic of the finished project!
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It's gorgeus!!
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