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Beautiful quilt! Good luck what ever you decide.
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This is beautiful and I think your plan for the white area is great. There is a technique called "continuous curve" that might work for the eagle. It's easy and fairly fast and can be done on a longarm or on a regular machine. There is a Youtube video that gives general instructions if you google continuous curve quilting.
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Very pretty!
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Originally Posted by Pat P
go for it. Think your idea of swirly in the white would soften that area while in the ditch would highlight the "Thunderbird?"
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Originally Posted by Rose L
My, that is gorgeous! I love the colors. I'm a hand quilter too but now learning to long arm quilt. What about making a template and putting some arrowhead shapes on the eagle? Can't wait to see what you decide to do. Please post again when it's all finished?!!
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Beautiful quilt,but I have no idea how to quilt it.
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gorgeous
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I would do a straight stitch on the diagonal. That is popular machine stitch these days and is easy to do with the walking foot that comes with the quilter. Very nice quilt!
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That is gorgeous!!! Either way it is going to enhance your beautiful quilt :!:
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I love your quilt top. I would try to do a diagonal curve from one upper corner to the opposite bottom corner to give it a look like the bird has feathers (not the regular feather design you see on many quilts).
Thanks, Sherryl Candlequilter |
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