PaperPrincess

Since the stitching will be straight lines, you would use your walking foot. I would do a diagonal line across the center one way, then do the other way to form an "X". Then stitch a row on each side of the first line, one going one way and one going the other, then do the same on either side of the second row of stitching. By working from the center and alternating the sitch direction you will minimize distortion. Please let us know if you have more questions!!
Nancy

Kitsie

Yes, would be my choice, too! Nice colors!

the casual quilter

Your top is gorgeous. You quilting plan sounds perfect for this.

nativetexan

or sew a straight line through the larger squares and the black ones. looks great!!

AnneT

Thank you so much to all of you wonderful ladies who replied ♥ !! This is just one reason to LOVE this board: There are so many helpful and kind folks, it is unbelievable. You just have to ask and you'll get an answer. WONDERFUL!!!
Again, thank you, and of course I'll show pictures of the finished quilt :).

RST

I agree that a diagonal line cross hatch suits this pattern. I would probably do some closely spaced (1/4 to 1/2 inch apart) to add interest, particularly if the back is fairly plain and the quilting will show up a lot.

You can take a photograph of the entire quilt, print full page size, then use a marker to draw possible quilting grids, and decide what you like.

RST

sewcrafty

You could actually use a couple of feet. You could draw lines and then use reg. walking foot or a SITD walking foot also. I just did this on a quilt and my blocks were small enough so that I didn't have to mark, just do the eyeball thing and it worked with the SITD quilting foot.