I am nearly done with the quilting on
my little whole cloth quilt...
I have decided to stitch
triple lines in the border area...
I want the lines to be super straight so...
I will stitch the lines using ruler work...
I put a ruler foot on my Bernina...
I am using a little arc ruler...
The ruler got the job done in short order!
I dipped the mini quilt in water to
remove the blue pen markings:
I set it out in the sunshine to dry...
It needs a binding, hanging sleeve and label.
16 inches square
Ralph continues to enjoy his new comfort quilt...
Wherever I lay it down on the floor,
Ralph goes right over and takes a nap on it...
I think Ralph appreciates every stitch
that went into it!
I had a positive experience creating my
very first whole cloth quilt,
so I have started designing a larger whole cloth.
More to Come...
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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,
LuAnn Kessi
It's incredible. I'm just starting to learn how to free motion stitch, lots of practice ahead.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting how the triple straight lines on the border really make this quilt pop. So much better than a single straight line. You have done an amazing job. Thanks for sharing the steps along the way and inspiring. I love this quilt and truly believe she is an award winning quilt. I do so hope you enter her in many quilt shows, to share & inspire others.
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This is a beautiful piece of work!!!! Just beautiful...ruler foot for Bernina?? Hmmmm I've seen via Craftsy/other online classes where they use rulers with domestic machines...I'll have to look into this. I CAN'T sew a straight line via FMQ for the life of me! HA Thanks for sharing...such a beautiful piece! Have I said that already! HA
ReplyDeleteWhat a difference it made to remove the blue lines! You always do such beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteYou should be very proud it is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteYou did fabulous job designing and quilting your whole-cloth quilt!!! You need to send a picture of your quilt to Lisa (along with your drawn "layers") - I know she would love to see your beautiful quilt and how you used her method of designing the quilting!! What quilt shows will you be entering this into???
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilting
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!
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