belmer

Wow, this must have been a challange. MY hats off to you for all the work you put into it. and how great to finish a UFO. yours is very pretty too Daisey. They both look like a big challange. I think I would get board with it and not finish it if it were me.

Boston1954

Very nice. Looks like it wants to curl up with me and some hot chocolate and an old movie........

Oklahoma Suzie

really cute.

patricej

you are the Clam Shell Queen! :thumbup:

raptureready

I love that quilt and would love to do one. Is there a pattern for one without the curved piecing??? I'd rather do Y seams than curved. Although I found out that if I pin them and let them curve like a cuff on a sleeve they sew easily and without puckers. It's when I try to flatten them out that I have a problem. Still don't care much for them.

Dotty

I have a foot for sewing in curves only. Now if I can find it I'll send the company name in. Maybe if you Google it, you might find it there.

raptureready

Now that's something I would like. What type of machine has that?

Dotty

I think it is a generic one. I used it both on my Janome 10001 and my Ellegante.

wvdek

Wow, look at all those curves! You did a great job. You will get many years of enjoyment and warmth from it.

Dotty

OK, after digging in my draws, I found it right on the table. It is called "Curve Master" presser foot. I paid 29.99. "Invented by a Quilter for Quilters" HTTP://HOME.EARTHLINK.NET/~CURVEMASTER This is what is printed on card. The company is Curve Master L.L.C Pensacola Fl 32507 Tel. 805-456-6449,. Hope that helps the gals interested in the foot.