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Originally Posted by 3incollege
Love your wreath! I would stich in the ditch.
did you make your own pattern? I have the little twister template, but never used it. Was it easy to use? your wreath will make a fantastic wall hanging. http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-74576-1.htm |
I just finished mine last night. I stitched in the ditch on the inside of the wreath, the outstide of the wreath and only on the outside of the thin border. I didn't feel it needed anymore quilting as it was a small wall hanging and I didn't want to distract from the colors and pattern. I used metallic gold thread and stitched just a fraction away from the seams around the wreath. I used matching thread and stitched in the ditch on the outside thin border. May post pictures later.
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I would stipple the white areas and allow the wreath to pop
Originally Posted by mommamac
I've finally got up the nerve to 'christen' my lil twister. I'm quite happy with the results so far... my first attempt at 'twisting as well as flange. Question now is what do/should I do to finish it? I'm new at FMQ and don't want to ruin this project. If you've made a twister wreath how did you quilt it?
Suggestions welcome - thanks |
I don't have any suggestions for the quilting, but I sure do like the quilt. You did a great job!
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So very pretty.
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I have the twisted sister template and it looks similar. Did a quilt in polka dots in 4 colors one of my favorites.
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That is very pretty! I have a question. Do Twisters have t be made with triangles or could they be made with other shapes?--Example: Ovals, hearts, arrows, etc.
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Is there a pattern and where can I get it.
Thanks, JT |
I keep thinking of red jingle bells for berries and something simple in the white areas. I like your wreath.
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