Looks great to me! :-D

Sometimes these are the best quilts. I finish binding mine and use them for dog blankets. I love it when they are washed and I hang them on the line and remember what I was trying to practice at the time. Ellen

If you decide you need to practice on some quilt tops. I'll have a few. making them for the Hospice I work for

You know what THEY say - practice makes perfect!

I have done the same thing when I first got my longarm. I practiced on 2 pieces of muslin with batting. When I was finished with the pieces, I cut them into smaller squares and serge around the edges. I then donated them to my vets office for dog and cat beds/blankets. They were definitely apprecated and I did not feel bad "wasting" fabric.

Looks like fun!! That's what it's all about. I am still trying to machine quilt!! :roll:

Me Too

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isn't it fun to play!? :)

I be sewhappy too, if I could play with you!! How fun that looks!! and what GREAT use of practice fabric -- fill it all in!!! You are doing tremendous!! I am even afraid to start on blocks -- just my reg. machine, no longarm now, and probably not in the future! But I would love, love love to have a frame and a make-it-yourself (oh, ok, DH) frame for my machine.... sigh. . Have fun!!!! I am Green with envy!! :mrgreen:

Good first attempt, just keep going.