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Old 10-05-2013, 08:15 AM
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I'm learning so much...and most of you can identify. A year ago I started FMQ--really a year and a few months now--it was last July when I tried for the first time--scared to death. I'm not "good", but I've certainly seen that I'm improving.

Now, I tried to make daisy type flowers in the middle of this quilt. I'm scared to try to mark on the fabric with a pen, because it seems like I tried on it before and couldn't get the marking out, so I'm determined to try to learn to eyeball things. At least until I want to get really "perfect".

Anyway, I made the top a while ago (maybe last year...??), but quilted it this week. I'm starting to enjoy the quilting part. This one is 84x102"

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Old 10-05-2013, 08:20 AM
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It is beautiful, The quilting what I can see of it looks great.
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Old 10-05-2013, 08:27 AM
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charming quilt
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Old 10-05-2013, 08:49 AM
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Beautiful quilt. It looks like you are doing a great job on quilting. I bought a new sewing machine for quilting. I am going to learn free motion quilting this winter.
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Wow...wonderful!!! Good job! Its gets easier and so satisfying being able to do it yourself.
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I love Irish chains. I am with you, practice practice and grow as we learn. Your quilt is wonderful.
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very nicely done
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Beautiful quilt. I am at about the same level as you with the quilting, though I have tried to challenge myself to do something new each time. I found the best marker (for me) is the Bohin, which is like a mechanical pencil with colored chalk leads. I sat and erased the marks with an artgum eraser at first, but found out it washes right out by itself. A little more expensive, but so much easier.
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Love the colors in this quilt!
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your quilt is beautiful, and so is your quilting
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