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Very nice quilt! :thumbup:
My 1st quilt was similar and I did a cross hatching stitch. It was easier than I thought it would be. |
Beautiful, you look like a natural talented quilter. I made one and just did a large stipple. That is how I usually quilt all my quilts. I love the look and I doing it.
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What a great quilt to do for your first one, and you certainly have done a terrific job! Keep up the good work!
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Beautiful quilt; great job. Love the d9p pattern and have done a few; one of my favorites. Great colors too.
No suggestions on the quilting; I only do loops and meandering so I am pretty satisfied with those. It will look great no matter. |
Congrats on your first quilt--it's going to be lovely. Donna
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Originally Posted by Tartan
(Post 5680420)
Congratulations on a great first quilt top! As it is your first, I would suggest SITD ( stitch in the ditch) with a walking foot if you have one. Check the batt for the maximum distance for quilt lines and alternate straight lines up and down the quilt.
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Originally Posted by #1piecemaker
(Post 5680511)
Great job!!! Your quilt is beautiful. I seem to favor echo quilting. I think that's what I'd do. It will make you individual blocks pop!
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Nice quilt. Love the colors. For a first quilt you might want to do just a simple cross hatch. Too much time and difficulty may crush your love of quilting. Maybe you are up to the challenge of free motion. I just cannot get the hang of it and admire those that do such a beautiful job of it. Good luck either way.
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What a great job you did! Since its your first quilt, I doubt you know how to FMQ, so I'd tie it (be sure and tie close together following the instructions from the batting and learn how to do a square knot by googling it) or stitch in the ditch. Can't wait to see what you do next!
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Holy Moley! It's quite wonderful for a first quilt! Good for you!
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