Why was this the perfect idea?
a) It's a fun quilting design that I know I like to quilt
b) It's a design that I hadn't sewn in a while and was eager to try again, and
c) It fit with the theme of the Storm at Sea quilt.
Perfect design!
Quilting the bubbles is going swimmingly - ha!
Get it... swimmingly!!?!
I tried to make a variety of sizes for the bubbles. The binding is ready to apply and an end of the month finish looks probable!
looks great and really suits the theme of the quilt xx
ReplyDeleteSeeing your amazing quilt under your needle actually finds me missing the days when I quilted on my Bernina DSM! Your Storm at Sea's fabrics are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant...and it looks good too!
ReplyDeleteyou could not hAve choseN a better pattern for the storm at sea
ReplyDeleteThe bubbles look great Kathy. I haven't ever tried them - must have a go.
ReplyDeletebubbles are often my go-to filler design, it's fun and easy and no right side up on them.... can't wait to see the finished one
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful too!
ReplyDeleteEnd of month finish - yeah!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your themed reply and now I'll just sail on out of here.
Oh, you are so clever with your words. *LOL*
ReplyDeleteThe bubbles look delightful, but I have to admit that I am fascinated by your FMQ foot. Don't think I have ever seen one like it!
LOL...cute. Looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThe bubbles are perfect for this quilt! Your quilting looks great!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great finish for your lovely Storm at Sea! I'm going to practice bubbles which will help me with making circles better! What is the name of the darning foot you are using? It looks like it a bigger circle than the one that came from my machine.
ReplyDeleteThose bubbles look very happy on that quilt!
ReplyDeleteIt really looks great - I have used this myself in the past but forgot how much fun it is and how good it looks! I will be using in again in the near future!
ReplyDeleteGo Kathy! You can do it! Looks great!
ReplyDeleteYour bubbles look awesome. Perfect solution, don't you love when that happens!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great, I might try this on my Scrappy Trip around the world quilt.
ReplyDeletegreat quilting! adds a lot to the border
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