Yep, done on my domestic Juki TL2010Q. I simply drew a small circle in the centre of the quilt and then folded/rolled each side up on itself, leaving just the centre 12" or so, clamping the sides with a bulldog clip. I then simply used the walking foot to stitch around the circle then arced up and continued spiralling around rolling out the sides as needed and re-clamping. The stitch length in the small circle and spiral were reduced, and I lengthened them once the spiral got larger and smoother. I've laid it flat to try to get some better pics...this is the best I could do. Such a large, tight spiral did leave me with some waving of the edges at the end but for a couch quilt, meh.....that's okay!

The spiral quilting looks fabulous on your quilt. How far apart did you set your guide between quilting rows?

Love the quilting. Nice set of colors. Great job.

This is now on my to-do list as well. Thank you for sharing!

Oh, I can't even begin to imagine going around and around. Did a horizontal back and forth ONCE. The end is a wonderful thing.

Thanks for the up close picture of the spiral quilting. You have inspired me to try this some time - I love the finished look.

[QUOTE=tallchick;7906974]Wow, love your quilt and the quilting is fabulous, excellent job on both!!!..

Couldn't say it any better. I admire your patience and determination with the quilting and the quilt looks amazing!

Wow! Great job on your quilting. You have incredible patience. I have only managed a pillow sized quilt with circle quilting.

very nicely done. it is hard to do all the circle quilting?

Absolutely! ROFL!

No Patti, it's not hard at all, just very tedious.