Sewing machine cover I started as my project to stipple inside a shape |
FMQ gone wild! |
Feathers, echoing, McTavishing and pebbling, all in this little space. |
I was able to get all of the rows of my storybook quilt put together. (Thank you Leah, I found the pressure setting on my machine).
Just need about a 4 inch border to make it a twin sized quilt. |
My question for Leah this week is: how much FMQ per day or week did you do to get so good so fast? Was there a point when you had a break through (what was that?) and thought, wow, I can quilt anything? Did you take a lot of classes or mainly just practice at home? At what point did you start entering quilt shows? Did you enter local shows? Did you get any feedback from entering shows that helped you become a better quilter? I know that without your blog and videos, I would not have progressed nearly as fast as I have to this point - Thank You!
My stats this week are:
In-process: (8)
FLMQG solids challenge crib quilt (2 out of 9 Urban Nine Patch blocks done)
Purple heart wall hanging ( needs borders, backing, quilting and binding)
Expanding Possibilities quilt (backing completed, needs to be based and quilted)
Storybook quilt # 1 - Everything is together, just need a border and binding (QAYG )
Storybook quilt # 2 - All embroidery is done
Quokka Quilts QAYGFMQQAL quilt (13 blocks out of 30 quilted)
Sewing Machine Cover - continuing to FMQ
Geneva Public Library quilt - join and quilt (maybe make a block or two to even it out)
New projects in the cue to start: (1)
iPad case (not started)
New Wave quilt (not started)
Finished (0)
I'm linking up with Freshly Pieced for WIP Wednesday and The Free Motion Quilting Project for QAL Wednesday
Color Me Quilty!
Pat
Can I send my quilts to you for FMQ? ;-) Gorgeous work!!
ReplyDeleteWOW, you have really made progress.
ReplyDeleteWow thats amazing! :)
ReplyDelete"...having a lot of fun stitching the snot out of my sewing machine cover with still more to go."
ReplyDeleteHa! Love it! Your work is so much fun, and so full of energy. Thanks for sharing your progress!
Very nice!!! You should leave the quilt in the chair like that all the time. It looks like it was meant to be that way :) Very inviting!
ReplyDeleteWow Pat, what wonderful quilting! Doesn't look as if you need Leah's tutorials!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful work, Pat! I love the pebbling and haven't tried that technique yet. You've inspired me to try a new technique this coming week.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt looks great Pat!
ReplyDeleteHmm....I saw your project plan ...looks great ;). Looks like now we're used to it :-) being in IT
WOW! Quilt is beautiful - stitching is wonderful! You have such a variety of projects! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous work on the sewing machine cover, Pat. Maybe there is hope for me yet!
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