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Quilting: Tulip Runner
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Tulip Runner

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This project was made as part of a Craftsy course:
Design It, Quilt It: Free-Form Techniques »

Instructions

This table runner was great fun! I've learned so much about how to give my quilting projects more depth using "sunshine and shadows". Cindy Needham gave me a great suggestion to get me going on the design layout on this one!

Category: Quilting

Type of item: Home Decor

For: Home

Style: Traditional


What advice would you give someone starting this project?

ESS Works! I blocked this runner today and it looks great. All that's left to do is binding and then it's going on my dining room table.

 

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LivnH20 on craftsy.com
Feb 01, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
By the way, what thread and color did you use for ESS?
LivnH20 on craftsy.com
Feb 01, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Amazing!
Deb Cavanaugh on craftsy.com
Jan 10, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Wow, oh just wow. Now you have to do it on a solid. It is so gorgeous. You really really are good at this.
AZWendyG on craftsy.com
Jan 11, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
Thanks Deb. :-) I'm getting ready to start on some solid/wholecloth placemats, and also may soon have some vintage linens to do. I LOVE the way your linens turned out; you did a beautiful job on them! So much inspiration, so little time...
Cindy Needham on craftsy.com
Cindy Needham
Craftsy Instructor
Jan 07, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Holy Moly...this is fabulous!!! If I had known you were this talented I would have given you a much more complicated design. Very, very nice! Congratulations!
AZWendyG on craftsy.com
Jan 07, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you! I've been working on learning FMQ in my spare time for a little over 3 years. I'm pretty comfortable with my machine and the FMQ itself, but my designs were looking pretty flat. Your class was just what I needed at this point to keep moving forward. I didnt have any stencils to use so I drew out a plan on paper, then marked the quilt and went for it. This is the first time Ive ever really quilted outside the lines. Your instruction in how to develop this type of design was spot-on for me, and I enjoyed seeing your work immensely! Ive learned so much from your class already, and Im not anywhere near done!
AZWendyG on craftsy.com
Jan 07, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you! I've been working on learning FMQ in my spare time for a little over 3 years. I'm pretty comfortable with my machine and the FMQ itself, but my designs were looking pretty flat. Your class was just what I needed at this point to keep moving forward. I didnt have any stencils to use so I drew out a plan on paper, then marked the quilt and went for it. This is the first time Ive ever really quilted outside the lines. Your instruction in how to develop this type of design was spot-on for me, and I enjoyed seeing your work immensely! Ive learned so much from your class already, and Im not anywhere near done!
AZWendyG on craftsy.com
Jan 07, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
oops, somehow double-posted....
Pam NZ on craftsy.com
Jan 07, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
This just takes my breath away! Every time I look, I see something new... just fascinatingly beautiful!
AZWendyG on craftsy.com
Jan 07, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Now all I need is some more Hobbs Wool so I can create some gourmet batting! I did use it in a sofa throw (by itself) and love working with it.
Kaydebee on craftsy.com
Jan 07, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Wow you have the gift.
finelyfin1064225 on craftsy.com
Jan 06, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
It's Beautiful! This really harmonizes Cindy's 4 points! Love the flowing movement; very nice indeed.