After practicing free motion quilting, I felt like I was ready to try a small quilt. The smallest quilt I had was my Fractured Diamond measuring 26" x 27 1/2". It took me an hour to do each half. I don't like the black thread on my diamonds but I didn't know what other color to choose. My quilting isn't perfect but I am pleased with the outcome.
I know this fabric doesn't match but it was old fashioned looking to me and I liked it.
I had to see how it would look on my table and you know, it might just become a wall hanging.
Happy quilting!!
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Showing posts with label fractured diamond. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fractured diamond. Show all posts
Friday, July 22, 2011
Monday, July 18, 2011
Free Motion Practice
I read a lot of blogs and one of them is 501 Quilt Blocks. Pat mentioned practicing free motion quilting and she gave a link to Leah Day. The first time Pat posted about it I read but only wished I could do free motion. Then the second time Pat posted about practicing I thought she is really doing good. So I gave it a try. It wasn't perfect but I was amazed at how well I was doing for the first time. My tension was even good on the back.
I did best with the loops.
So this morning I will practice a little more and then I'm going toattack quilt my Fractured Diamond.
Happy quilting!
I did best with the loops.
So this morning I will practice a little more and then I'm going to
Happy quilting!
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Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Fractured Diamond
Using Rhonda's tutorial for making the Fractured Diamond and working from my stash I made this little quilt.
I'm hoping to come up with enough black for the border. It is small but I think it will look nice on my dining table.
Happy stitching!
I'm hoping to come up with enough black for the border. It is small but I think it will look nice on my dining table.
Happy stitching!
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