Left my comfort zone and still feel comfortable :)
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#91
Your quilt is gorgeous, everything from color choices to the FMQ, you did a super job. And loved how you added the strip to the back.
#93
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A huge THANK YOU to all who commented so nicely. It's always a pleasure to know your work is pleasing to sooo many lovely ladies :).Originally Posted by littleone
Your quilt is gorgeous, everything from color choices to the FMQ, you did a super job. And loved how you added the strip to the back.
The thing with the strip started as a need to make a piece of a narrow fabric wider, but now it's becoming a kinda quirk. Every quilt I make has the pieced strip in the backing. I guess, that's just plain ole quirky me ;-).
Have a wonderful weekend and happy sewing,
Anne
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The thing with the strip started as a need to make a piece of a narrow fabric wider, but now it's becoming a kinda quirk. Every quilt I make has the pieced strip in the backing. I guess, that's just plain ole quirky me ;-).
Have a wonderful weekend and happy sewing,
Anne
I also use the extra color / strip on the back. To me it adds interest, breaks up the monotony. So, if you're quirky, so I am!! And there's not a thing wrong with that!! Merry Christmas!Originally Posted by AnneT
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A huge THANK YOU to all who commented so nicely. It's always a pleasure to know your work is pleasing to sooo many lovely ladies :).Originally Posted by littleone
Your quilt is gorgeous, everything from color choices to the FMQ, you did a super job. And loved how you added the strip to the back.
The thing with the strip started as a need to make a piece of a narrow fabric wider, but now it's becoming a kinda quirk. Every quilt I make has the pieced strip in the backing. I guess, that's just plain ole quirky me ;-).
Have a wonderful weekend and happy sewing,
Anne
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Hey Joey, no reason to be scared AT ALL, believe me :). Just give it a try. There are some small things to consider, though. Guess how I know :roll: Originally Posted by joey
Still have not attempted FMQ....scared.... :-(
1. Don't overthink it
2. Go for simple, e.g. start with a stippling, which is very forgiving
3. Don't overthink it
4. Start trying on a testing sandwich of app. 12x12", NOT on your quilt
5. If this turned out well and you could stop overthinking,
GO!