This is a charity quilt, lap quilt, and my first try at FMQ on my brother cs6000i. It is far from being good, but I did alot of different patterns from the Leah Day website. Some were definitely easier than others. I have stippling down and can do some decent pebbling....but feathers need lots of work! I thought that since it was for kids in the hospital, I really didn't think they would care if my FMQ wasn't the greatest. The pattern allowed for lots of practice and now I have visions of larger projects...lol. But I do know ....practice, practice, practice!

Nice job.

Nice work...it is certainly harder than it looks...I am in need of many more hours of practice...

I like all the different patterns you did in each of the blocks. Great job.

Great job! I recognize some of those designs from Leah Day's site. Good work. Does your machine have a stitch regulator?

Good job.

Good Job. I hope I'm not too far behind you.

Good job, indeed! I like the idea of trying all the different patterns, it's such an easy way to practice and see if you like the different ones.

Thanks for mentioning this site. I did a search and found it, what a great site. I'm going to take the time to check it out and watch some of her tutorials.
Quilt looks lovely.

Good job.

good job yea

That is such a great idea! I marvel at Leah Day's skills! Love to check out all her ideas for FMQ.

Keep up the good work. You started at the top with Leah Day's designs. Nothing like jumping right in.

Wow looking good, keep up the good work :thumbup:

Very cute

Great work! Keep going!

That is wonderful!!! It is fun to play around like that. Great quilt:)

That's a great quilt to try lots of patterns on!

Great job! Some child will love snuggling under that! Btw, isn't Leah Day amazing?!?!?

You are adventuresome in your quilting. Wonderful. FMQ is my favorite thing to do. You are right, it is practice, practice, practice.

Very nice

very pretty!