The old table topper that was minimally quilted - wow - virtually not quilted.
There was a line of quilting in the ditch where the pieced center met the borders. And two lines of ditch quilting, one on either side of the center strip. Seriously, what was I thinking????
I started by doing a row of pebbles and a row of zigzag lines.
Ooh, I like the textural contrast of those next to each other. So I alternated that on all of the skinny strips. I did a few other designs in the border and did the zigzag twice (crossing itself) on the wide strips. Then the narrow border got an organic line in it. Boom! Done.
What are you doing in your sewing/quilting room these days?
Until Next Time,
Stay Creative
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I love me some wild quilting. The more the better. Your looks very good.
ReplyDeleteI haven't even gotten to the quilting room this morning. Too busy checking on family and friends.
ReplyDeleteThose two quilting designs are a good combination - and I especially like the "Boom! Done." part - ;))
ReplyDeleteI know you are just having a grand time on your new machine, it shows....wonderful table runner
ReplyDeleteThat turned out nice, Gene. Nice texture. We can always use a table runner. I think they add warmth to any room.
ReplyDeleteThat's a fun idea - to practice quilt on a quilted piece that needs a little more love! Looks great.
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