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Originally Posted by Chicca
Well I am going to be different....the big flowers just jump out at me and I would chose to do various sized flowers. Maybe adding some leaves and fun curly stems. The bold and bright fabrics are fabulous, you created a grand quilt. Thank you for sharing.
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A repeated hibiscus flower would do nicely. I made three tropical quilts last year and I had my longarmer use that pattern. It was gorgeous.
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I love this quilt. In my quilt universe you can never have too much print!
Since I do lots like this, I can say that I agree w/ those that suggest a meandering all-over. It just isn't worth the time to do fussy quilting when it doesn't really show up :-D :-D |
I vote for the meander as well. Fancy quilting won't show up, so save yourself the work. Great qulit.
Originally Posted by dungeonquilter
I think an all over meander would work best. The quilting isn't really going to show up much with the quilt so busy already.
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I love Hawaiian prints! I agree with the allover meander or something simple since it won't show much......unless you have something you want to practice, like machine quilting feathers or something like that----this is the perfect quilt to practice on!
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I agree with Luvspaper. It seems the majority thinks you should meander. Since I prefer hand stitching, I stay away from meandering. It would be a good time to do diagonal lines in both directions or to use a pattern or several patterns you would like to practice before using them on a future quilt.
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Found this pantograph for sale and it would mimic the flowers.
http://www.quiltscomplete.com/Produc..._DBD-FS-5.aspx |
reminds me of Hawaii..all over med to large stippel...great job :thumbup:
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I love this quilt and staring at it a long time didn't hurt a bit. I would do meandering too.
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You have a lovely quilt. Even crosshatch would work.
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