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Originally Posted by SandyinZ4
(Post 7471764)
Linda, you did great!! I have done just a little FMQ on my DSM, too and seem to find that the leaves are very easy to start off with. Kudos to you for giving it a whirl. I am ready to start a medium size quilt with FMQ...wish me luck. It will be a challenge. Going to get hubby to help me with the spray basting on the garage floor and a big king-size sheet put done first to catch any overspray. Thanks for sharing your first efforts with us.
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Originally Posted by feline fanatic
(Post 7471699)
That turned out great. My first try at FMQ was not near as nice.
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awesome...you're on your way.
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That's your first FMQ? Wow, nothing's going to stop you now!
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Your FMQ is wonderful. The fabric is so cute. Looking forward to seeing more.
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You did great - you are on your way girl!
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first freeemotion
That looks great, if you can do that good just beginning just think how marvelous you are going to be in a couple of months. I have taken several classes with longarm quilters... practice practice practice is what I always hear.
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Wonderful! You did a great job!
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Was asked for a photo of the top so will attach it here, as indeed, the photos above are the back. The quilting didn't show as much on the front as it's an I Spy and very busy.
I don't hold out as much hope for my quilting future as many of you, tho I am so pleased with your kind and generous praise. With my neck and shoulder issues, Fred and Arthur and my DSM, I may have reached my peak already. LOL But whether or not that is so, I remain very happy with what I did, and see more leaves in my future. I am not one who wants to do elaborate nor closely placed quilting since my quilts are not batted. |
It looks OK to me. Just try to never stop on a curve, look ahead to where you are heading and not at the needle and keep your stitch consistent (the same length).
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