QuiltnNan

I went to a retreat a few weeks ago. I took my Juki 2010Q to practice some ruler work. I ended up giving a demo to some of the other ladies, some of whom didn't even know what ruler work was. Then I practiced some of things I've seen in videos. After using the ruler, one often does FMQ inside those lines. The wishbones [yellow arrow] turned out much better than I thought but the string of pearls [red arrow] need much, much more practice I've now acquired quite the collection of rulers. Practicing on a blank square is much easier than deciding what to do in the spaces on an actual quilt LOL. A friend and I are taking a class on Friday; maybe I'll get some more clues there.

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Crqltr

I also took a class on ruler work....mine didn’t look like yours! I just didn’t get the hang of it! Good job!

cindyb

Very interesting. I will be following this thread. I'm assuming this is on your domestic machine?

cindyb

I see you are from Michigan (as am I). Did you take your class in Michigan? I'm looking for a class to take.

grannie cheechee

You are doing good work. Pearls look hard to get perfect. Practice Practice. LoL

hcarpanini

Your off to a great start! Rulers are fun!

SusieQOH

Nan, I have the same machine (love it) and have been playing around with rulers. I bought Angela Walters sets and I'm finding I really enjoy it.
Your stitching looks great!

QuiltnNan

thanks, SusieQ
and to all for your kind comments

Tartan

Looking good! I save my fancy ruler work for open spaces on my quilts.

MicheleC

Pretty work!