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Just finished the top--looking for suggestions on how to quilt this using my home machine.
Also--a bit afraid of the colors bleeding onto the white..I hear mention of "color catchers"? do i get those in the laundry soap area??? Kim |
I found the color catchers in the soap aisle there were a little hard to find the blend in :)
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That is adorable! I am sot sure how to quilt it on home machine?? I woudl say if it were me a circular design..maybe little flowers and flourishes.
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Very cute! If I were quilting it, I would use some kind of curl, swirl, or even a heart type free motion(something with motion).
Yes you can get color catchers in the laundry department. |
Maybe something like this or with a FMQ flower and swirl like I did in the lower corner?
http://img.skitch.com/20101119-kdbp5...2y.preview.jpgClick for large view - Uploaded with Skitch |
Your quilt is adorable! I love the colors.
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Thanks :) amazing what 6 fat quarters can do!
You all are so creative...Candace! how did you do that?!?! Would the quilt police be upset if i draw on it with disapearing purple marker? im not so confident on the free motion yet other than my typical stipple.! |
Originally Posted by KimmieH
Thanks :) amazing what 6 fat quarters can do!
You all are so creative...Candace! how did you do that?!?! Would the quilt police be upset if i draw on it with disapearing purple marker? im not so confident on the free motion yet other than my typical stipple.! :idea: Go ahead and use your marker. But, don't get an iron near it or it'll be permanent. The only way you'll get comfortable with FMQ is to bite the bullet and dive in. Your not going to improve if you don't start somewhere. :thumbup: |
cute, thanks for sharing with us
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oh I'd go with some form of motion, swirlys or circles for the quilting. The quilt top is cute, simple and adorable.
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