I love your mini. the colors are so great.

amazing. I don't care what you think is wrong with it ;-)

Here's a couple links for you to try
http://quilting.about.com/od/quiltpa...Mini-Quilt.htm
and
http://www.allcrafts.net/quilting.htm

It is recommended to decrease your stitch length because it makes tearing out the fabric easier. Before tearing out the fabric, I have spritzed the paper with a little water for the stubborn bits. I like to press a ruler along the longer perforations and pull against the ruler so as not to stretch the seam.

When I pp, I do not align the pieces with a perfect 1/4" - instead, I visually verify that the piece will fit, sew it down, and trim the edge. If the next seam will be close to the first, I trim to less than 1/4"

There is also a method by which you fold the paper back on the perforated line and sew the fabric along the folded edge. Adjustable zipper foot gives the best results. The benefit is that there is no paper to rip. Downside is you have to be careful that the piece doesn't shift.

Nice mini, btw!

thank you so much. Going to the first link my eyes almost popped out.................a long way to go!?
Its getting late over here but I will check it out tomorrow

i can't wait to do something like that, that is beautifull

Rhonda I think is the resident mini expert. You should ask her. She's got all kinds of tutorials, examples and helpful hints on making minis. good luck. looks pretty good so far to me.

WOW! Great job. I can't believe you made them so tiny.

That is just amazing!

Hugs

Amazing