This may
be a year of challenges for me. I've joined another online challenge
and it is free motion quilting which is probably my favourite part of
the whole quilting process.
A
quilting expert will be demonstrating a technique each month. To
take part, you only need to do a practice piece, quilt on a sampler,
or whatever you wish with it. Link it up to the project and you get
a chance to win some prizes.
You do
not have to commit to participate every month. Sounds good to me.
Quilt #70
Mini Trip Around the World
Here is my project for January. This is the back and it is the side I quilted from.
The front is very busy so doesn't show the quilting as well.
Mini Trip Around the World
Here is my project for January. This is the back and it is the side I quilted from.
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| Back of Mini Trip Around the World |
The front is very busy so doesn't show the quilting as well.
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| Mini Trip Around the World (front) |
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| detail on front |
This
little mini was in the UFO pile and perfect to practice Frances Moore's leaf design. It is a replica (in miniature) of A Trip Around
the World I made back in the '90s for my mother-in-law. I hope to
find a picture of that one somewhere.
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| signed and dated |
Measures
15½”x 19½”.
I totally enjoyed doing this design, it was fun and covered the area surprisingly fast. Looking forward to February's project.
Happy Quilting,
Terry
I totally enjoyed doing this design, it was fun and covered the area surprisingly fast. Looking forward to February's project.
Happy Quilting,
Terry
4 comments:
Yours leaves are very nice and your quilt is gorgeous ! Great job !
Wow! your FMQ is fantastic as is your "Escape to the Surreal" art quilt. I've been to Kirkland Lake a couple of times. It is quite beautiful and lots of moose on the highway.
This looks very well. Greeting from Hungary!
Great idea about signing your quilt in the machine quilting. I've written notes to my nephews and grandsons, but never thought of using the actual quilt as a label.
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