Been doing a lot of this lately:
I am slowly getting there. I have chosen to quilt concentric diamonds using a slightly off center diamond as my guide. I am using yellow thread to create diamonds 1/2 inch apart from one another. They have gone a wee bit wonky, but I have to say I still love it!
I will say the recent post by Fiona was so fantastic for me in the planning stage. It really had me thinking of which way to start my quilting so I didn't end up with the whole quilt stuck in my harp. Thank you, Fiona!
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
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11 comments:
Go you! And I saw that post by Fiona and thought I will be looking that up again when I am doing anything concentric quilting wise.
Looks like this is going to be fabulous!!
Yay! Glad I helped someone not make the same mistake as me!
Its going to be gorgeous Cindy :)
A plan is always good - not that I often do that and am prone to changing my mind ....looking forward to seeing this and the yellow thread is gorgeous!
Yep, I learnt that lesson that hard way!
No, no, not wonky, organic!
I love it, and especially love the yellow thread.
I can't wait to see it!
oooo the sneak peek is tempting! looking good
I'm going to read Fiona's post right now. Your pezzy quilt is going to be a favorite. Can't go wrong with all those pretty colors.
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