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dawayesmeeth 10-01-2012 10:05 PM

Wow what an amazing and awesome quilting done by you, keep it up. Thanks for sharing with us. It is looking fantastic and that sides design is looking fabulous.

busy fingers 10-01-2012 11:40 PM

Great bag...lovely FMQ. Well done.

joysewer 10-02-2012 03:10 AM

Looks great!!!

dove 10-02-2012 03:34 AM

fantastic!!...i am in love with your quilted feathers...they are soooo stunningly beautiful!!!!

Kitsapquilter 10-02-2012 06:07 AM

I have made a couple of these bags but I love that you used heavier weight fabrics it looks like. And that beautiful quilting design just absolutely makes the bag!!! Wish I was that talented!

azwendyg 10-02-2012 06:13 AM


Originally Posted by Kitsapquilter (Post 5556431)
I have made a couple of these bags but I love that you used heavier weight fabrics it looks like. And that beautiful quilting design just absolutely makes the bag!!! Wish I was that talented!

Thanks, Linda. Yes, all the fabrics except the lining are heavier weight. It was a bit of a struggle for my machine to get through all those layers in places, but worth it, I think. :p

needles3thread 10-02-2012 07:09 AM

Wow, what a great idea.

phranny 10-02-2012 07:17 AM

Wow! That is stunning, both the quilting and the bag. What kind of a machine do you have to do your FMQing? Is it a domestic? So impressed!

katkat1946 10-02-2012 07:17 AM

That feather is so dramatic! Very nice!!

azwendyg 10-02-2012 07:28 AM


Originally Posted by phranny (Post 5556669)
Wow! That is stunning, both the quilting and the bag. What kind of a machine do you have to do your FMQing? Is it a domestic? So impressed!

Yes, it's a domestic. I made this entire bag on my Juki TL 98 Q. All it does is a straight stitch (not even zigzag) and it does it very well. I do all my quilting using the "push through" method. I control the speed with my foot and move the fabric sandwich with my hands. Simple, yet effective.


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