cjsparks

I think the fan will look great.

suezquilts

I like the feather in the triangle.

The biggest thing to learn FMQ is to doodle. I carry a notebook most of the time. This morning in bed, I'm thinking about the moose I'm doing, and looking at the quilt on my wall for ideas...

there is a website I went to that was long arm quilter, there are so many ideas there..
http://mqresource.com/forum/index.php?app=ccs
they have classes, you can search anything... take a look.
and start doodling!

KR

I am far from an expert, but here's my two-cents-worth.....
You have beautiful swirly lines in the border feathers and sashing....really love the sashing....so how about using straight (or straighter) lines in the triangles, as a contrast to the swirls? Either concentric triangles or just one line of echoing would depend on how tight you prefer the quilting.

Oops! I missed your photo at the top of the page....that's very pretty!

dmyers

Thank you! Pebbles are fun, I'm nervous I'd start off with pebbles and then end up with boulders.

Lindsey

I would use that feather that suezquilts showed you.. It was just continue with the theme you have in the borders.

dmyers

Your too kind about my feather fan, I can't say I agree with you there. I do agree, doodling is the best to get the muscle memory. Can you tell I doodle feathers and swirls A LOT. But I need to practice that variation of a feather fan.

blueangel

Beautiful

dreamboat

Small daisy in middle and then echo out to edge of triangle.

Debbie B

Your feathers are absolutely beautiful...wish I could learn to do that!

karen924

Hearts fit in triangles very well.