Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Quilting as you go...and practicing

Hello Everyone,

I hope you all in the States are enjoying some cool Fall weather. I know I am :) And there is fresh snow on the mtn top! That always makes me happy.

I have four of these blocks. They are 15" square. A little design I made up for a quilt design contest a few years ago. As they've just been sitting and doing nothing, I thought I would do a quilt as I go method. While I practiced my FMQing.



 I was having a little trouble at first.... till I realized I hadn't put my stitch length to zero. lol Here's some pebbling, I got confused which way to go occasionally.



 I just did some simple lines in these blocks... but it's hard to keep the line curved right.



 My regular readers know how much I love flowers. They are getting a little easier.



I'm still having fun! It sure is going to take a lot of practice! I best see what other ufo's I have laying around, small ones, that I can practice on. I know there is a lot of them somewhere. LOL

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7 comments:

Lorna McMahon said...

Great practicing, Dorian! Your FMQ is coming along nicely! Looks like you are enjoying it. Love the daisies!

Unknown said...

Lovely colors this top. Good luck with your fmq. It looks nice!

Dirt Road Quilter said...

Such a pretty block and your quilting is so lovely! I think I had better stop wishing I was good at FMQ. Wishing isn't getting me very far and I won't get any better if I don't practice. You're making such wonderful progress - I'm cheering you on!

Connie Kresin Campbell said...

Looking good and blocks like this make perfect pot holders and such for practice! Thanks for sharing.
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sandra said...

They say practice makes perfect and you are getting really
good.

randi--i have to say said...

very pretty! your quilting is looking lovely!

Scrapatches said...

Very nice! Your FMQ is really improving quickly. Thanks for sharing your progress. I have so much to learn myself that it is helpful to see how you are doing this ... :)

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