What shall I quilt in this block?

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Good day all!
I am finally ready - physically and mentally - to quilt this embroidered Sunbonnet Sue quilt - the one I lost for over a year. It is all embroidered on a preprinted panel and the blue lines will disappear with water or laundering. I have outlined the blocks but am unsure what to do IN the blocks. The batt is to be quilted between 8 & 10 inches. so I need something.
I've downloaded and printed out (several copies) line drawing of a SB Sue and have outlined Sue as much as possible - done radiating lines out - FMQ a meandering butterfly flight - did a chain of daisies (the borders are embroidered yellow daisies.

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Those are so adorable - I do not have a quilting suggestion, do you have a picture of the entire quilt or are you doing a quilt-as-you-go?
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the quilt
please note that it is an embroidered panel

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On my SBS sample, I stitched an echo close around the figures and mini stippled the background.

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EDIT: I don't know how the second picture posted but that is from before quilting, sorry.

I love you SBS and the lazy daisies are just so awesome in this quilt.
peace
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I'm a little worried about quilting so close as to take away from the embroidery
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because sue is so bright and cheerful, i think the radiating lines will highlight that feeling
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Should I echo sue first then do radiating lines?
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I cross hatched my Sunbonnet Sue background but mine were made from fabric using EB book.
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Quote: EDIT: I don't know how the second picture posted but that is from before quilting, sorry.

I love you SBS and the lazy daisies are just so awesome in this quilt.
peace
I'm kind of glad the second photo snuck in!
How did you do that? I mean the color behind the embroidery.
Paint?
a preprinted panel?
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