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Originally Posted by gabeway
(Post 6665328)
Awesome quilt! Since so many straight lines, maybe something circular?
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As beautiful as this is and with you doing this without a pattern I am sure that whatever you come up with will be super. You have a lot of talent and this will be stunning when you are finished. BrendaK
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Originally Posted by BrendaK
(Post 6665500)
As beautiful as this is and with you doing this without a pattern I am sure that whatever you come up with will be super. You have a lot of talent and this will be stunning when you are finished. BrendaK
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Originally Posted by nativetexan
(Post 6664292)
Well, I've seen those quilted with stitches going from corner up to corner and down again the other side. like the burgundy fabric, follow that. then the blue and so on. Makes a nice movement of the pattern and simple to do. Look up Images of this pattern to see some. I've yet to make this pattern myself but it's on my list.
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I think that the squares invite something flowing like leaves and vines. I am working on one right now and it is coming up really cute.
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Love your borders! Not often a bargello includes one, but this is a wonderful quilt. When you solve the quilting problem, please show us the final quilt.
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Originally Posted by BizzieLizzie
(Post 6665486)
Thank you. I would like to include feathers and hadn't thought of that as an option before. I think that I could get that in the black border as that is wide enough! Yippee!! I hope my quilting skills are up to par! LOL Quick learning curve here! I have never attempted feathers before. Always a first time for everything, seeing that this is my first Bargello that I made without a pattern. :)
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not sure how to quilt it but its beautiful!!!!
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Your wonderful borders give this quilt an Indian blanket look, feathers would be appropriate, I think I would play up that look.
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That is an interesting quilt. I wish I had enough nerve to do a bargello. Sorry I cannot help you on hand stitching.
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