Hello
I am fairly new to this website and should really have put my pictures on this section. But anyways I seem to have confused one or two how my blocks were constructed, so I will clarify.
1. Once the logs are put together, you go to the light side and do a wobble stitch (zig zag), my settings on my Pfaff Creative Vision were: Width 0.9, Length 6.0,Thread tension 4.0
2. Then the embroidery work as done by Precise positioning, which took forever to master but I got it in the end. It is explained in the manual. For those that do not have a embroidery machine I changed my bobbin case to accommodate a wool and turned the block over, right side down! It took two bobbins to stitch it out.
3. Then I do the featherstitch on the dark side of the block. Where I increased the size of the stitch to: Width 9.0, Length 16.0, Tension 5.0, Pressure foot tension to 5.0(rightside up for this stitch and also the wobble stitch.
Hope all this makes sense but for those that mentioned a Bernina machine I will do some research and get back to you on this one.
My Pfaff Creativision will do embroidery work and sewing mode too. I am very fortunate to be able to have such a machine.

Oh that is beautiful! Would love to see an over all pic of the quilt! :thumbup:

Your blocks are stunning!!!!!!!!!
I've never seen anything like this. Thanks for sharing :D

Thank you. I will send a picture of the full quilt when it is done..... I keep working at it. Sure has been a major project. For those that asked whether it was being constructed as quilt as you go. It is being constructed by the Cotton Theroy method, fold and finish. I posted pictures in an earlier email of some of my projects and this is how this one will be created. Thanks for looking.

Thanks more pictures later.

Wow. That makes me want to go out and buy an embroidery machine! Thanks for sharing.

Wow -- those blocks are beautiful!! You're doing a wonderful job! And the detail is just fascinating! :D :thumbup:

beautiful!!!!!!!!

Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That is going to be a very beautiful quilt when you are done. I can just imagine the time you have put into it.