quilting.Then I started feather quilting the borders. I LOVE this kind of free motion quilting and decided to teach a class on it this fall (at Reichard's). I can't get enough of it and seem to be feather quilting every border I've worked on in the last 6 months! I mark the centre of the border with straight pins for the spine
and then make the feathers to the left and right of the spine. It goes so quickly and it is FUN!I am starting to get excited about having another UFO finished!
I will be doing some hand stitching at Triangle's open house tomorrow...come on over and visit...they have great snacks!!
3 comments:
Oooo... I just love that quilt! had to go back to your other post and get a bigger look again :D The feathering looks beautiful! What a great way to finish! Someday I will learn how to do that! Great job!
Linda
Love this quilt! I need to start quilting all of my tops!~! We don't live too far from each other! I am just on the other side of the bridge!~!
Love your capricorn blocks too!~! That is going to be a great quilt!~!
I wish I could say the same thing about freehand quilting feathers. You make it look easy but that I doubt. Your quilt is sure a beauty though!
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