Oh, your quilting is outstanding! I too took the course and got lots of good pointers. I'm currently working on a quilt that I had pieced fairly carefully and wanted truly beautiful quilting. Painful as it was, I followed Cindy's ESS recommendation (ditch every stinking seam) before starting the FMQ part. Even though my stitching was acceptable on my practice piece, when I was doing the actual design on the quilt I had lots of trouble. Couldn't make nice smooth lines, thread breakage (SOOOO frustrating), etc. I'm taking a break and plan to pick up the next parts tomorrow.

Maybe you want to do mine for me?

I love that..that is fm correct? That surely wasn't your first free motion correct ..how beautiful

Gold star for you - great work.

This is beautiful to see a project done from a class. I tend to get fed up listening to chit chat on videos. Must try to accomplish this standard .

wow, is that nice

True; I took this class to learn more about how to design for the pieces I wanted to quilt. I've been practicing freemotion quilting (FMQ) for over 3 years now, and for the first several months it was very BAAAAAAD! (Our cat and our daughter's dog have several of those first attempts to sleep on!)

Wow I think you know what you are doing. Beautiful

Yep that's a real stunner, and great colour combination of cotton and material,

Well your practicing has paid off. I can't seem to do that but know that I must make time for it if I want to move forward. Thanks for sharing

you did great!!! I just ordered the McTavishing book, anxiously waiting for it to come in.