I need your advice and help
 

Hello everyone!
I need your advice and help.
On Monday we bought a new dressoir to place next to the front door of our House. The top is lacquered wood so it should be a way for protection.
I designed one runner with my EQ7 and finished sewing last night. We show some photos.
The top measures 8.25" x 29,25" and each block 6" x 6".
Today I have to attend a photography course, but tomorrow I want to do the quilting.
Intended to make only a stitching in the ditch, only around the blocks, but it occurred to me that someone could give me some simple idea in this regard. Remember that I only did straight quilting.
I would appreciate your help and thank you very much for looking!
A large and strong hug!

I'm no help with the quilting but I love the runner you have made. It's beautiful!

I love it....i know you say only straight stitching - i am mostly the same with my quilts -- but.....i think a stitch in the ditch along the "curved" edges, continuing around the center square, would not be too difficult if you went slowly.... I have stitched around many curved pieces this way and it works as long as i go slowly. With or without this -
Es muy muy bonita !!!!

Nice. You can do curly quilting on it. Something like this pic. It's a little different in the block shape, but you should get the idea.

http://pinterest.com/pin/233765036878504685/

I was going to suggest this as well, with echo quilting between the these two lines, sort of like sun rays with a curve.

oh my goodness i love this..fabulous work..now to find a pattern like this

This pattern is in the book 101 Log Cabin Blocks for Paper Piecing- -- they are all variations of the log cabin - sorry, can't remember the author - but i have the book and it's great !!

what a wonderful runner

I'd go with circles myself, it would be complimentary to the shapes but still interesting to the eye and bit dramatic in a bold thread. Perhaps a spiral circle design. Can't wait to see what you come up with!!!

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Thank you very much! I like so much your idea!
I think I can try that!
A hug!

Thanks a lot, Katier825!
I appreciate the search for the photo! That helps me a lot, but not be if I dare make that quilt! But can I save in my favorites to try to design and test your great idea!
A hug!

Thank you very much!
I like that idea!
A big hug!

Thank you very much, Tartan!
That's what I thought, but it seemed to me that something was missing
Now I have lots of ideas! If only thinking one might make the quilt... would have magnificent quilts! Lol!
A hug!

Thank you very much, Nancy!
A big hug!

Thanks a lot!
I estimate that some day I can do that!
A big hug!

I love your runner, but am no help with the quilting.

Thank's for looking and your kind words!
A hug!

I don't think it would look like it was "Missing anything" Gladys. As others have said it would just bring out the pattern even more! Wonderful again!

That is beautiful! Great job and how ever you quilt it will be wonderful!

Just wonderful, great job and thank you for sharing
Have a Blessed day
Ellen

Hello, Ladies!
Thank you very much!
A big hug for each one!

I also like what you are doing here. PenniF made exactly the suggestion I would have made.

Hello everyone!
I wanted to show you two photos of my progress!
I hope you like it as the quilting is!
Tomorrow I may not follow. I'm doing a basic photography course, and we will go hiking to a zoo to a nearby city.
I hope on Sunday to finish the quilting, hide threads, place the binding and show them the finished product on Monday!
THANK YOU ALL FROM MY HEART!
A big hug!

It looks great! Nice job! :)

Hello, Jammin 'Jane!
Thanks a lot! You are so sweet with me! We apologize for the delay, I was holidays!
A big hug!