For the appliquéd circles, I wanted to turn them into flowers with the quilting. I wanted them to be uniform so I decided I better mark the quilt. Something I try to avoid at all costs if I can, mainly due to laziness. But some designs call for uniformness and so I must mark the quilt. I started out tracing one of the appliquéd circles onto a piece of paper and then drew equal sized petals all around it. I then cut it out and was about to mark each and every circle when it dawned on me, why not just pin the paper to the quilt and quilt around it. That will save time marking and time removing marks later. It worked out great and no marking!
Monday, September 27, 2010
Finished Blue and Yellow Quilt
For the appliquéd circles, I wanted to turn them into flowers with the quilting. I wanted them to be uniform so I decided I better mark the quilt. Something I try to avoid at all costs if I can, mainly due to laziness. But some designs call for uniformness and so I must mark the quilt. I started out tracing one of the appliquéd circles onto a piece of paper and then drew equal sized petals all around it. I then cut it out and was about to mark each and every circle when it dawned on me, why not just pin the paper to the quilt and quilt around it. That will save time marking and time removing marks later. It worked out great and no marking!
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What a fun and happy quilt!! Nice work.
ReplyDeleteVery clever idea Leah xxxx
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt. Yellow is my favorite color.
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