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Feather echo done
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]620492[/ATTACH]It went pretty fast with my walking foot and my knee lift to reposition. Is it perfect? No but if I wanted perfect,I would get a computer longarm and not use my Bernina 440 . Now to trim, get the binding on and finish.
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For those who wanted to know how I did my feather border. I used an old hand quilting stencil and chalked the feather loops and then FMQ in the left side first. I then did the right side of the feather. As you can see by the stencil, it had double straight lines but I wanted something more organic. I moved the sides closer together allowing just enough room to quilt in the spines on the third FMQ up the center. The scalloped echo I cut a template out of card stock that I used the stencil feather edge to get the spacing to match the feathers. [ATTACH=CONFIG]620493[/ATTACH]
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The echo finished it off perfectly. You do wonderful work
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Beautiful echo as well. Good use of that old stencil... I have quite a few just gathering dust, I should pull them out and see if I could use them.
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That looks great!
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You are a smart cookie. You taught us all something today!
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Very nice, great job !
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Looks great!
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very nicely done!
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Tartan that is just a perfect finish for your feather border. Real beautiful border now.
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