Did a bit of a trial run first on a bit of a scrap piece of backing.
Knew I would have difficulties filling in the spaces, however went onto my practice quilt and had a go.
Bit hard to see but looking good from a distance |
The design went alright...did not realise how much backtracking this involved. Initially I followed a sort of direction from left to right, but this soon changed and I found myself all over the place and stitching the paisley upside down and sideways...started off a bit bigger but as I went along the design got a bit smaller.
Question
- my biggest issue were the odd empty spaces; do you just put lines in there to fit in with the overall design or leave some empty spaces?
Until next time
Karin
Your Paisley design looks nice!
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DeleteI think you did a beautiful job! It looks very nice.
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DeleteIt looks so nice! I just put little extra lines in my empty spaces that go with the last paisley I did;)
ReplyDeleteYes, I did as well but sometimes that turned out pretty wonky. Looking at today's answers I think I will leave the smaller spaces unquilted.
DeleteYour design looks great. We encountered the same questions about the odd empty spaces. I look forward to tomorrows answers from Leah.
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DeleteYes, that should be interesting as some of the spaces that are left are very odd-shaped and hard to fill.
DeleteI seemed to have the same issue with the empty space. Your work looks really nicely balanced to me.
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Thank you Emma. What I noticed is that the echoing is the important factor. If you look closely I echoed about 2 - 3 times around each shape, but once on the side I think I did about 4 echoes - now that stands out like a sore thumb. Mind you that also might go under in a bigger piece.
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ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you asked your question! I had the exact same one and didn't get linked up in time to ask. Your quilting looks beautiful. I didn't notice the four echoes until I read your comment.
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