The second one shows it at an angle and also includes the border/sashing pattern on this section.
The third one shows it from the back so you can see just the quilting on a solid background. This is a variation on "Wild Quilting" from a class I took by Christina Cameli, Her teaching style was a great way for me to learn.
This is mainly a branching teardrop shape. Some shapes are echoed while others are not. But I did feel like I needed a few swirls in there also. I am having a lot of fun doing these and deciding what design to play with next.
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Until Next Time,
Stay Creative
Comments are welcomed. I will reply when possible. Of course if you are a "No Reply Blogger"- I can not reply. Links in comments will result in the entire comment being deleted.
9 comments:
This wonderful FMQ leaves me wondering why anyone would send a quilt out for long-arm quilting. But sure, one has to be willing and talented enough to learn doing FMQ. Gene, I can’t imagine anything better than yours! Machine quilting is perfect, but then I think it looks somewhat manufactured. Yours scream “hand-made” in every wilted stitch!
Lovely!!! Looks like you are having fun!
You really did a good job with your improv.
Fun quilting on a fun quilt!
What a beautiful job you are doing on that quilting. I am impressed!
Great quilting Gene!!!
My hubby came by as I was looking at your post ... he thought you were very good and did interesting quilting! He also thought you looked like a friend of ours! :-)
Happy Quilting! :-)
Your FMQ is so FUN!! I love the improv - it adds so much more "interest" - ;))
Love your free motion, it is so much fun to do, so glad your enjoying this too!Have a bautiful Christmas. Many hugs,Marie
Oh my goodness....you make me want to break out from the norm.
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