Gwyn

I have the top finished. It is all flying Geese in rows. How do you quilt this? Ties would look awful but I have absolutely no clue what kind of design. Any suggestions would be most welcome. This is a doll quilt.

I have lost my instructions for binding the gold tablerunner. Does anyone have any ideas? How do you do the inverted triangles? Stumped

Airwick156

I really like the last picture with the stars. I have a hard time getting the points right so I give up. But I still have all the peices cut out and are now a PIGS. Occasionally I take it out and try again. But my patience wears out easily.

sharon b

Sorry can't help with finishing the table topper- but wanted to say your flying geese is so pretty :mrgreen:

thepolyparrot

For the doll quilt, I would do a simple stitch-in-the ditch around the rectangles and along each side of the border. Just enough to meet the minimum quilting requirements for the batt that you use.

For the stars, I would do a big feather wreath in the two larger stars, SITD around the outside of each star and leaves and tendrils in the background fabric.

ann clare

Both are beautiful.

Cyn

Lovely! Can't help wit5h the runner either. I see your issue tho ;)

n2scraplvr

What a nice job on both of your little quilts! I would do great big loops Q the FG bouncing from side to side up and down the vertical rows. The curvy quilting would enhance the FG I think. Even a gentle wave through the middle of the FG would be nice. Then I would QITD on the borders. Don't know about the topper. BOL to you! :D :D ;)

quiltinghere

AIRWICK have you tried paperpiecing stars? It's really easy and precise.

rootyr

Nice!

Raggiemom

Those are really lovely.