Help me decide how to quilt this
09-24-2017, 08:38 AM
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I am not good w/ the line drawer and the mouse but this is an idea of what I saw.
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In the blue sashing areas I would do an the chevron in all 4 directions basically echoing the lines. In the white sashing the lines of beads or circles the size of the squares then the big messy drawing only represents a continuous line medallion.
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In the blue sashing areas I would do an the chevron in all 4 directions basically echoing the lines. In the white sashing the lines of beads or circles the size of the squares then the big messy drawing only represents a continuous line medallion.
09-24-2017, 08:43 AM
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What a lovely quilt! I think your choice of designs depends a lot on your skill level and what kind of quilting you like. Curves or straight lines? Heavy quilting or light? Custom quilting to fit the blocks or an all-over design? It will be beautiful whatever you decide.
09-24-2017, 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Kassaundra
I am not good w/ the line drawer and the mouse but this is an idea of what I saw.
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In the blue sashing areas I would do an the chevron in all 4 directions basically echoing the lines. In the white sashing the lines of beads or circles the size of the squares then the big messy drawing only represents a continuous line medallion.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]581088[/ATTACH]
In the blue sashing areas I would do an the chevron in all 4 directions basically echoing the lines. In the white sashing the lines of beads or circles the size of the squares then the big messy drawing only represents a continuous line medallion.
09-24-2017, 08:51 AM
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Originally Posted by dunster
What a lovely quilt! I think your choice of designs depends a lot on your skill level and what kind of quilting you like. Curves or straight lines? Heavy quilting or light? Custom quilting to fit the blocks or an all-over design? It will be beautiful whatever you decide.
09-24-2017, 07:02 PM
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I like Kassaundra's idea but would want to have the star cornerstones really stand out, so would probably only SID with them and then do a tight chevron on the blue sashings. Individual motifs on the blocks---I would do continous curves on the red & Blues to form a curved X and then either do a straight line (long ways) though the tan or more if wanting denser quilting, or a chevron in the tan to continue the chevron idea from the blue in the sashings.
09-24-2017, 08:02 PM
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Pretty top! I would SITD the blue dashing to stabilize it first. I then would did the orange peel continuous design in the 16 patches but I would do angles instead of curves so they look like stars. I would do the chevrons in the blue borders following the center squares. Since that is a lot of straight lines, I would use my ruler foot and ruler so I wouldn't have to turn the quilt.
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