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Thanks Rhonda - but it's only practice, and I like to do it without marking, so I spend lots of time with pencil/paper too!
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Really pretty-I love hexagon anything lately so this is really appealing to me.
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great quilt and fabulous quilting
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That is free motion quilting? You are very good at it. Did you mark you top a lot? Your stitches are so even and your spacing is excellent. Great job.
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Originally Posted by Jan T
That is free motion quilting? You are very good at it. Did you mark you top a lot? Your stitches are so even and your spacing is excellent. Great job.
I have the speed button about half speed, and find I can control the stitch length better like that - if I have it on faster I cant keep them so regular! |
Beautiful work! Love those twirls. :-D
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Awesome job.
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WOW!! This one is really wonderful and your quilting is fantastic! Great job on this one...now..are you done with the next one yet????
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Originally Posted by sandpat
WOW!! This one is really wonderful and your quilting is fantastic! Great job on this one...now..are you done with the next one yet????
:lol: The other Clermont being fmq'd at the moment (Spiral Strips pattern). Or if you mean just the "next" quilt - another awaiting basting, one still on the wall, two cut, plus all the fabrics already bought with a definite plan for them :mrgreen: This retirement is hard work! |
Originally Posted by Katrine
Thank you everyone!
Mamaw, and Dashton4 No, pattern is very easy, and best thing is no waste, because the offcuts from the hexagons are used in the borders. The half hexagons are joined in horizontal strips, then the rows sewn together. My only problem was deciding what, or how to, quilt in the hexagons because as you can see they are irregular in shape and several things I tried just didnt work. But the "twirlys" work quite well I think. |
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