nls

Very pretty quilt and quilting!!

newbiequilter

Perhaps a bit late after all the postings, but I read the post by Charisma and related. I have just completed a wall hanging from batiks with a light blue background. I used blue chalk to line out 1" diagonal lines to quilt. Used white thread to quilt. Could not get rid of those darn blue lines. This afternoon I sprayed the piece with "Spray and Wash" and said a little prayer and tossed it into the laundry.....after much pacing around and waiting...I took it out of the washer and the blue lines were gone! Voila! Happy ME! Doubt I will use the chalk again tho....

Farm Quilter

You did an amazing job on this quilt! As Karen McTavish says "Do the hard thing" and you did!!! Fabulous!!!

CharlotteO

Absolutely beautiful. Hope the chalk comes out.

frontbeach

Have you tried to Goggle that question, worth a try

leatheflea

I definately quilted out of my cofort zone! And as she says ...I'm glad I did. It took a little longer but well worth the effort.....I mean really who can make a quilt in a day....

Farm Quilter

One of my first quilts I used yellow chalk to mark my quilting on blue...sad to say, but 3 years later the yellow chalk is still there. I've learned to be very wary of what I mark my quilts with for quilting. I use white as much as possible or the graphite (gray) of Sewline that I can erase or wash away. I'll be interested if you can find a way to get rid of the yellow...my yellow disaster is on my first applique project that I designed for my parents and I would really like to get rid of the yellow.

fmhall2

Your quilt is absolutely perfection and gorgeous. I love it. Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!

QuickStitch

That is the most gorgeous quilt, and I love all the FMQ on it. You did an awesome job!!

Valerie Scherr

its is a beautiful quilt ... love the colors