It's beautiful! You did a great job for only the fourth one. I'm impressed, and I don't even have a clue how those machines work yet! lol

Great job! Love your carpenter's wheel. Love the color and fabric choices and your quilting is wonderful. Thanks for sharing.

Love the colours and the quilting. Well done

You certainly seem to have natural talent. I am still working on my feathers and haven't progressed this far yet.

great job is all I can say it is wonderful

wonderful job

doing a wonderful job

Awesome feathers! Be proud of it.

That's beautiful!

Cindy....You said only 4th quilt or so on the machine? And to be gentle? Are you kidding us!!! This is just gorgeous, gorgeous, I can't think of other words to use. So how about I say " Great Job, keep up this beautiful work"

Marsha

First off, I like the color and pattern. The quilting is beautiful, great job.

OMGoodness.....it's beautiful!!!! Free hand...WOW...you are good!!!! :)

Awesome, your quilting is really nice!!!

Wow you did a beautiful job......was this the same tutorial I followed from Patchwork times....here is the link for the tutorial is anyone is interested. http://www.patchworktimes.com/2012/0...ather-lessons/
here is the pattern that was used by Patchwork http://www.patchworktimes.com/patterns/carpenters-star/

Looks good to me!

Beautiful work you did on this quilt, really beautiful. Give yourself a big pat on the back. Job well done !

Thanks for posting this for me, that is the one I did. Only thing Judy left out what to do with the corners! That I took off one of my books, transferred it with Golden threads paper, stitched thru it to create the corner designs. This quilt was a real learning experience! 4 different thread colors, 3 different thread types, feathers, design work, Found out the pipes on my frame aren't smooth in spots, so caused the machine to "follow" the rail instead of doing what I wanted it to do, & of course, with the different threads, sure learned a lot about the tension dial! OK ladies, throw me a quilt! I can handle just about anything now!

Thanks for posting this for me, that is the one I did. Only thing Judy left out what to do with the corners! That I took off one of my books, transferred it with Golden threads paper, stitched thru it to create the corner designs. This quilt was a real learning experience! 4 different thread colors, 3 different thread types, feathers, design work, Found out the pipes on my frame aren't smooth in spots, so caused the machine to "follow" the rail instead of doing what I wanted it to do, & of course, with the different threads, sure learned a lot about the tension dial! OK ladies, throw me a quilt! I can handle just about anything now! Right after I get the rails smooth!! (Which will be over the weekend!)

My thoughts exactly! This is stunning & you should be super proud of yourself! Congrats!

Sulabug, you know this isn't my train mystery! It's all batik! But...you're all welcome to come by & I'll quilt them for you! I think I'll do the mystery something similar.

Here's the mystery one.

Wow very impressive!

great job - it looks perfect to me!

Your fourth one? WOW you are a natural. What a LOVELY quilt!!!!!

I'd say you are a natural quilter, your work is just perfect. Nothing wrong that I can see. Thanks for sharing your lovely work.

Really pretty. You've done a great job

WOW...fabulous feathers!

Wow, you did a fabulous job. Hard to believe only your 4th quilt on a Long Arm - I think you did an amazing job.

My thoughts exactly! Fantastic work!

Wow!!!!!!!!!! Awesome.

Looks like you are a natural at FMQ. You did a great job!

Gentle...You deserve a standing ovation and several pats on the back.
Beautiful

Fantastic quilting and quilt

wow that's beautiful, I don't have a long arm but I'd love to see how it's used

Awesome! You did a beautiful job! I just got my Crown Jewel and am anxious to get quilting.

Seriously? Free hand?!!!! Only the fourth?!!! Amazing!!!!! I bow :)

Fantastic quilting,, for your 4th quilt you need no more lessons,,

Thanks all for the kudo's! I've had several PM's wanting to know what class this was. If you go to post#55, there are the links for it. For those of you with longarms, I just got & read a book you'd be interested in. Mastering the art of longarm quilting by Gina Perkes. Great tips! Excellent designs! I got it from Amazon for @ $20. It takes you from novice to expert in one book.

Thanks for sharing this site,, it is great!

WOW. Your work is great!