I scurried out to the Thread Shed early this morning
to get going with the machine quilting
on the 2015 raffle quilt donated to
The Women's Cancer Coalition
The Women's Cancer Coalition
I will mark a stem line as a guide
for the big leaf vine design…
Today I am using a blue marker…
I don't stitch the stem line….
it is only a guide for my free motion leaves
I drew out some feathers,
but have decided to go with the leaf vine…
I echo quilted around the leaf vine after it was all stitched…
After all of the vines are stitched out…
I will stitch horizontal lines between the vines.
All of the vines have been quilted and I started on the horizontal lines (forgot to take an image).
I am hoping to finish the quilting on this tomorrow.
I will post images soon!
The autumn fog is back…
It gathers along the river just below the back yard.
I love to watch the sun come up and burn off the fog…
The blue jays are feasting on sunflower seeds in the yard.
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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,
LuAnn Kessi
Thank you for sharing your process. Your quilting is beautiful and I look forward to seeing it with the lines.
ReplyDeleteYour farm is in the most gorgeous spot. Oregon is just beautiful. I like your quilting plan and can't wait to see how it looks when you are finished.
ReplyDeleteOur place is on a ridge so our descent into the nearby town gives us a view of the tops of the fog clouds......like a carpet!!! Love your leaf feathers! I use my flex rule constantly.....so versatile, hmmm? Can't wait to see your next phase with this one!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful scenic view you have! Wow! Love the photos you shared of your panoramic vista. Your quilt is equally amazing and I love that you share your process with us. It is so lovely. (celiaambrose@hotmail.com)
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful place you live
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