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Originally Posted by sniktasemaj
(Post 5615578)
Could you do a tute on how you do those stitches? They don't appear to be just a straight quilting stitch. Also another tute about how you do a design.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...g-t142087.html Maybe that helps... It think it is impossible to write a tutorial of how I design a quilt. There are no rules! A quilt top of a solid fabric is like a playground for me or comparable to the canvas for a painter. Everything is possible. I am a person who loves balance, simplicity, repeat and order in my designs and of course you can see it here. But to write down a step-by-step-instruction of how to create a almost perfect quilt design seems impossible to me. So sorry... |
Originally Posted by fabricbeforefood
(Post 5616534)
That is absolutely stunning. A couple of questions: What are you using for batting? and what did you draw the d esign with? Will be looking forward to the finished project. I did one of those, but it was a pre-print. What does the other side look like?
The patterns are marked with a darning needle, just "scratched" in. You find some further information here: http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...ng-t89527.html The backing is pretty flower print. I will take some pictures and post them later. |
Like a chandelier!
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GORGEOUS! I have yet to try my hand at a wholecloth quilt, but have always wanted to do one. I don't think I'm brave enough to design my own. You are doing a fabulous job and your quilt is beautiful.
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I'm 59 and if I lived to be 100 I wouldn't finish that. beautiful!
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This is going to be another beautiful projects. I always am in awe of your wonderful work.
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and you only started on September 15th????? Do you sleep? Absolutely lovely!
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OH MY what lovely work. Please post pictures when completed.
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Wow! I cannot imagine the time or the effort that you put into these designs...they are incredible.
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Stunning, just stunning
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