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Quilting: One down 19 to go!
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One down 19 to go!

close up of fmq

close up of fmq
1st completed block

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This project was made as part of a Craftsy course:
Free Motion Quilting a Sampler »

Category: Quilting

Type of item: Functional

For: Home

Style: Classic


Materials

Various cottons from my stash

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17 comments

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sewmom204 on craftsy.com
Nov 26, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Lesley, I like the design you did in the triangles better. I think I'll do it that way too. Great job, and thanks for the inspiration.
Lesley Wood on craftsy.com
Nov 27, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thanks, Just thought that too much stitching would cover up the patterns on the fabrics. Leah is quilting on plain colours
Yiya Cucuy on craftsy.com
Nov 26, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Looking good! :)
Lesley Wood on craftsy.com
Nov 27, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you
patz in suffolk on craftsy.com
Nov 26, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Very nice, Lesley. I'm doing the quilt as you go too, and don't know how I'd have managed this kind of intricate FMQing with a whole quilt. I think I'll shelve doing things like that for when I've had a bit more experience! I can't recommend quilting gloves too much - they make a tremendous difference. Look forward to seeing more of your FMQ'd blocks soon! Patricia
Lesley Wood on craftsy.com
Nov 27, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thanks Patricia. I went to the knitting and stitching show last week with a list of things I needed but ran out of money before I got to the gloves stall! oops. My stash is somewhat increased though. I will order some today. Lesley
patz in suffolk on craftsy.com
Nov 27, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
I've rather copied your design for my asterisk block (hope you don't mind). I went to the Knitting and Stitching Show at Ally Pally last month and spent far too much money (well - exercised the plastic a bit, which I suppose is the same thing!)!
Pamillia on craftsy.com
Nov 26, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
WOW! very nicely done. Thank you for sharing. :-)
Lesley Wood on craftsy.com
Nov 27, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thanks
Keencrafter on craftsy.com
Nov 26, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Very nice Lesley, I'm beginning to wish I'd gone with the quilt as you go method but I'm not unpicking it all now, it's all a learning curve, hope my attempts at quilting are as nice as your example, lovely.
Lesley Wood on craftsy.com
Nov 26, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thanks for your kind words. I have actually done another block, but that was before I bought Leahs class and I did it with the walking foot. I also didn't add the 2 1/2 inch strip around the outside so I have it to unpick I think. I don't have enough room to sew the quilt top together first and I think it may be much more difficult to negotiate without the supreme slider and quilting gloves, neither of which I possess
Sally Jo on craftsy.com
Nov 25, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
I too feel I won't be doing every block as Leah did. We do have to make them our own you know. I do like all of her designs however. She is quite the talented lady.
Lesley Wood on craftsy.com
Nov 26, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
I agree she is very talented and my machine works much better with the feed dogs up, so already I have learnt much from her. I think I am going to mix her designs up and space them out a bit more. Will post more when I get a bit more done!
klh on craftsy.com
klh
Nov 25, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
that's one of the nice things about these classes you make your quilt however it suits you & each one's unique
Lesley Wood on craftsy.com
Nov 26, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
I love them all.....
klh on craftsy.com
klh
Nov 25, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
looking great!
Lesley Wood on craftsy.com
Nov 25, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thanks, decided I didn't have time to practice so just getting on with it! May not do Leahs designs as I feel it may feel too quilted for a snuggly sofa quilt