I reckon it has to do with going over multiple colours and patterns...normally I echo around a shape that is surrounded by one colour...so I can focus on my foot and the distance that I am echoing. In this piece, every time I hit a new fabric, it threw me...maybe my brain just cannot handle it. After a while I tried drawing the circles in...ha, went through half the kitchen cupboard to find suitable circles! This happens every time I need to stitch circles on something.
On Sunday I had enough and went out and bought a stack of circle templates. Beautiful, a whole pack of 9 ready made circles...that fixed the problem (I think!)...should have done this ages ago.
I did the outer circle with the walking foot and once I got the templates drew on the center circle. Tomorrow I will FMQ this and then echo this around the outside of the center circle. I think that is all I am going to do on the plate.
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Karin
Looks perfect Karin :D
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Liebe Grüße Klaudia
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great job. Circles are really the hardest to keep even.
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I think circles are hard no matter what you're doing with them. So easy to throw them out of whack. I like how you've quilted the Dresden plates. Looks great!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful. Sometimes its best to just admit you have a problem and then attack it with determination!!! Hehe. Cant wait to see this finished!
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