For this block, at least. There's plenty more background quilting to do, but I won't be doing any such time-consuming work on the other blocks. I used Lori Kennedy's Grid Pop design, but doing it around appliqué was slow work:
The top photo is with the flash, which flattens it out. Below without the flash:
A bit indistinct due to camera movement, but you can see the textural effect of the quilting. And you can also see that the foreground is going to need a bit of work.
Thursday, February 16, 2017
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7 comments:
Great quilting design, very impressed that you kept it going through the handle area.
That looks fantastic! I know it was time consuming but the effect is well worth it.
The quilting looks marvelous. I can't imagine how much time it took to do it.
The quilting looks marvelous. I can't imagine how much time it took to do it.
Oh, now this is so gorgeous--love this little basket beauty. Lovely quilting--hugs, Julierose
Love your work. You did an excellent job on the background on that basket. FMQ like that is very time consuming but rewarding. thanks for sharing.
Congratulations you achieved a great quilting job. Your basquet is so cute and I love that Lori Kennedy's grid pop. I used it too while studying FMQ with her doodling lessons
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