I practiced some more free motion quilting on a "craft sized" (so says the batting bag) scrap quilt. Here's the front:
The back is from the Farmer's Market line. I loooooove the back of this quilt, it's so crinkly and the dahlias are so pink and wonderful. I used more than an entire spool of thread on this - Gutermann 100% cotton again, with a new size 80 needle, and didn't have a single broken thread. Hooray!
You know what strikes fear into my heart? Finangeling a king sized quilt through my machine. This is 50 blocks short of king sized:
I've sort of just figured out how to wrestle with this wimpy craft sized one! I suppose I should try a twin sized one next. Here's another view. That's a a lot of squares... this thing is going to be a beast to put together.
3 comments:
You would be so brave to quilt a king-size on your own! I always assumed I could piece one on my own but would send it to a shop for quilting. I bet you'll do great though -- your small quilt looks wonderful.
I really like your craft sized quilt. Nice quilting. I'm ready to sandwich and quilt mine. I'm not sure I'm going to do FM, though. Just call me C H I C k E N, but I'll likely Stitch in the ditch again. Mine turned out a bit larger than a twin.
The dalias on the back are fabulous. It's nice to see someone else who quilts with some real color.
Such a beautiful little quilt, love all the different colored scraps:-)
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