Orphan Block into FMQ Cubic Table Mat

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01-11-2013, 09:04 PM

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SandyinZ4

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Holy cow! Your FMQ is fabulous. Did you do this on a regular sewing machine? I am truly impressed!

01-11-2013, 10:00 PM

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Grace creates

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I too was thinking this is just to beautiful to put under a plant and I agree it looks just super perfect with the orchid. Can you tell us the pattern. I want to do this to. And I cannot forget to mention your beautiful quilting O my I just love it.

01-11-2013, 10:18 PM

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NatalieMacDonald

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I love this and am inspired to take a look at my leftover blocks. Good idea. In fact, a great way to practice doodling. I need to try this. Thanks for posting.

01-12-2013, 01:25 AM

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BrendaK

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That is one of the most beautiful mat I have seen. Super block and your quilting is MAG NIF A SCENT. BrendaK

01-12-2013, 01:40 AM

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dhanke

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Gorgeous quilting on a lovely orphan block! I make seasonal "plant mats" for my christmas cactus. I have only the one plant so it gets special treatment!

01-12-2013, 07:26 AM

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azwendyg

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Quote:

Originally Posted by debcavan

Somehow I got from pinterest to here. I saw this and loved it. Which means when I saw who made it, it didn't surprise me. Who else would make something so wonderful

The president of your fan club
Deb

Too funny, Deb. I am actually running across quite a bit of my own stuff on Pinterest when I am searching for inspiration...I was so surprised the first time, that I had to show my DH right away. LOL.

Sandy~Yes, I do my FMQ on a regular straight stitch sewing machine. I have a Juki TL98Q, and in my opinion, the stitch quality cannot be beat!