Migrating Geese...Quilting

I spent the day cutting batting and backing 

fabrics and making quilt sandwiches...

 

Then I spray basted all of the sandwiches

 with my favorite 505 Spray...

The table runners are ready to go...

under the needle !

For small projects like these,

I use my Bernina Artista 200...

My favorite free motion foot

looks like a cookie with a bite out of it...

this foot allows me unobstructed visibility

when I am machine quilting.

This is the BEFORE image....not quilted yet.

This is the AFTER quilting image...

Don't you love all that Quilty goodness !

This is the back side of the table runner...

Oh, how I love me some free motion quilting !

I am quilting different motifs

on each table runner...

Back Side...

Feels so good to trim off the rough edge....

Edges are ready to bind...

Three Table Runners quilted and 

ready for binding...

Here comes more show 'n tell:

This is the fifth table runner...

I had to quit and go make dinner.

This is patiently waiting for me tomorrow.

I might just have to keep a yellow runner

for our kitchen table.

More to come !

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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,

LuAnn Kessi

Migrating Geese....Table Runners

 

I have decided to turn the Migrating Geese

panels into table runners...

I am auditioning border fabrics...

First panel with border fabrics...

Second panel with border fabrics...

First three table runners on the design wall...

I made nine migrating geese panels

to stitch borders on...

Eight table runners on the design wall...

I may use the Migrating Geese design in a quilt

someday. but for today these are table runners...

Now I need to find backings so I can get

these machine quilted.

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LuAnn Kessi

Migrating Geese...

 

Today is the day...

I am teaching myself to piece

Migrating Geese

I am using this 

Migrating Geese Technique Sheet

Deb Tucker's Studio 180 Design

The technique sheet was easy to follow.

At this point the geese are 

cut and pieced into units...

Here are a few geese ready to stitch into a row...

You alternate right side then left side

as you stitch the seams...

Four geese stitched together at this point.

I will add the yellow goose at the top

onto the right side...

You just keep adding geese until it is

the desired length.

At the end of the row you will add

two triangles at the top to complete it.

This is my first completed 

Migrating Geese row...

Five rows of Migrating Geese

up on the design wall...

These are FUN and they pile up quickly...

I have no idea what I will do with them...

they were interesting to learn.

This is Althea Red

She is 4 years old and having her calf in March.

We have two other Althea heifers...

one has a blue tag and the other a pink tag.

Althea Red has a red tag.

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LuAnn Kessi

Moose Quilt Top...

I completed all of the star blocks

on the Moose Panel... 

At this point they are just stuck up

on the design wall around the moose...

I decided to use low volume fabrics

between the star blocks as a background...

The top border is stitched in place.

3 star borders are stitched in place...

The star borders are on...

This needs one final border...

A narrow lime border works best...

The Moose Quilt Top is complete...

Now to paw through the fabric cupboards

for backing fabrics.

Just below our house the Canada Geese 

enjoy grazing along with our goat herd...

This is a daily occurence...

The geese seem to like it and...

the goats don't seem to mind.

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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,

LuAnn Kessi