roserips

There are a lot of good books at the library... The most important thing is to practice, practice, practice..... the more you do the better you will get. Also some machines do free motion better than others. Make a quilt sandwich from half a yard of 1" polk a dot material then using wash a way thread in your bobbin meander around the polk a dots good way to start and will work to get you going. When you are finished spritz the back with water or wipe with a wet sponge then let dry and practice some more. That way you are only out the thread and have lots of practice. By the way way cool embroidery truly a wonderful WIP will watch to see it finished

azam

Great idea, thanks!

wvdek

LMAO because the first thing I thought of was teh fish. It really is a great quilt. Nice job.

Fabricnut

It is cute and interesting to say the least. Who would have thought one could find fabric of carp in the first place?

Debra Mc

I understand you to say that you digitized the fish yourself. All I have are trout & maybe a type of bass. Would love to have this pattern. They are truly beautiful.

twistedsheets

I love your crappie quilt, especially your favorite block. That is stunning. Can't show this one to my BF because he would die to have that quilt.

ibeesewin

Your crappie quilt is FAR from crappie...lol
I love it!!!

M.I.Late

Boy that's crappy alright and I love it! How creative!I would definately quilt it with any type of water effect. Too cute.

craftybear

cute name for your quilt

amma

I love your "Crappie" quilt!!! One of my favorite to fish for :wink:
It is beautiful!!! Good Job :D:D:D