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amyhamilton 04-04-2014 11:14 AM

Need suggestions for quilting -
 
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Hey

I am (almost) finished this quilt and it needs to be done ASAP. I was thinking about quilting it with straight lines of quilting, kind of randomly, or meandering. What are your ideas/suggestions for what to do with this? I have an old school singer that only does straight stitch, and my quilting skills are novice at best! This will end as a crib size quilt for a friends new baby grandson.

Thank you for any help in advance, Now im off to add a 4 inch white border and baste this puppy up. Lets hope the pics stick this time...
Amy

Tartan 04-04-2014 11:19 AM

I think straight lines of quilting would suit your cute top. I would SITD the sashing and then straight stitch around the squares as well.

quiltstringz 04-04-2014 11:33 AM

I think straight line would be good also. I love your colors

joyful1 04-04-2014 11:42 AM

Beautiful colors. I agree with the others, straight line quilting. They are going to love this!

Fuzzykittenbutt 04-04-2014 11:48 AM

I agree with Tartan; SITD throughout would look nice and be easily do-able on your machine (I'm in the same boat...I can only quilt straight or wavy with a machine, hehe).

amyhamilton 04-04-2014 11:54 AM

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I was thinking something along these lines

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Gladys 04-04-2014 12:21 PM

I like all the suggestions but I love that last picture. I'd recommend that if you're not in a hurry.

JuneBillie 04-04-2014 12:27 PM

Your quilt is just so pretty. Nice colors, and I agree with the others to stitch in the ditch, and any straight line quilting. That last picture is so pretty too.

sewmom 04-04-2014 12:34 PM

What about long wavy lines? They can be top to bottom, side to side, or corner to corner. It would be doable with a straight stitch machine and the gentle curves would soften the lines a little. The curves could be the same distance apart or random. Or where one curve curves out the next one could curve in. Clear as mud, right?

TeresaA 04-04-2014 01:00 PM

I would definitely do something more rounded for a contrast with the straight lines.


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