First attempt at Jackie's over the top feathers
#12
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Join Date: Jan 2009
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That is so beautiful! I can only hope to get anywhere near that good someday.
Is anyone else like me that when you look at quilting it looks like it's reversed? Like instead of puffing up in the design it looks sunken in? It takes a bit for it to resolve itself or blinking my eyes.
Is anyone else like me that when you look at quilting it looks like it's reversed? Like instead of puffing up in the design it looks sunken in? It takes a bit for it to resolve itself or blinking my eyes.
#13
Originally Posted by Loretta
Melissa, this looks great! You will be doing custom work soon!
Thanks Loretta but , custom work, I dont think so!!!!!! I want a long arm soooo bad or at least a mid arm. I think it would be so much easier than this free motion on a domestic machine. I appluade everyone who does it, cause this stuff is not easy.
#16
Originally Posted by Butterflyspain
Thought you said you couldn´t quilt.....who´s been telling porky pies huh
Elle :D
Elle :D
Porky Pies?
I have been practicing a LOT!!!!!! So I have made improvement. You should have seen my attempts just weeks ago! That was laughable for sure!!!!!! I am so impatient, I want to be good at it and good at it NOW!!!!! :lol: :lol:
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I think you did an AWESOME job!
I looked at her directions, looks easy, but question....
You do the first feather, then to get the "top" part done, are you retracing to go BACK to get to the top or are you starting and stopping?
I looked at her directions, looks easy, but question....
You do the first feather, then to get the "top" part done, are you retracing to go BACK to get to the top or are you starting and stopping?
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