Leaves Wallhanging
08-19-2019, 06:25 AM
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Leaves Wallhanging
I made this from a free pattern in an on-line magazine here.... https://quiltsocial.com/free-quiltso...now-available/ with leftovers from a tote bag. The only fabric I purchased for it was the black....funny I ran out of black!
I liked the pattern because it was different, used a lot of scraps and decorative stitches and I finished it by using a scrappy binding technique that another QB'er posted here last week and a decorative stitch around the binding, too. I did a different FMQ motif in each block.
Thanks for looking!
Watson
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I liked the pattern because it was different, used a lot of scraps and decorative stitches and I finished it by using a scrappy binding technique that another QB'er posted here last week and a decorative stitch around the binding, too. I did a different FMQ motif in each block.
Thanks for looking!
Watson
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08-19-2019, 06:33 AM
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That is so cool. I struggle with how to use my fancy stitches on my quilting. Great example of what can be done.
Edited to Add: I don't know the size of these (yet), but it looks like they would make great fall placemats or add a few more leaf sections and make a table runner.
Well, it is table runner size already. I signed up for and downloaded the free magazine. It's got some good instructions for several different projects.
Edited to Add: I don't know the size of these (yet), but it looks like they would make great fall placemats or add a few more leaf sections and make a table runner.
Well, it is table runner size already. I signed up for and downloaded the free magazine. It's got some good instructions for several different projects.
Last edited by Barb in Louisiana; 08-19-2019 at 06:45 AM.
08-19-2019, 08:20 AM
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I love all the decorative stitches on your piece! I recently bought an old New Home model that has dozens of them. My other machines are vintage Kenmores and take cams. I have all the cams (lucky me!) but changing them out isn't as easy as turning a dial. : )
08-19-2019, 08:28 AM
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Your leaf wall hanging turned out so very, very pretty. I really like the enhancement of the decorative stitching. I also like how you staggered the leaf blocks & made them different sizes so they are not all in perfect rows. Very striking piece.
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