Thursday 24 July 2014

WIP: Wholecloth - FMQ done!

This is probably getting a tad boring , but I am actually done...finished all the in-lining of the second border. This is it...it is finished.



All that's left is the binding...I wonder whether this will take another year. Already thinking ahead to my next Wholecloth project. Looking at this, I would not mind stitching something a bit less formal and more free flowing. We'll see

Linking up to Amy's FMQ Adventures, Freemotion Monday, Week 3

Karin
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4 comments:

  1. Dora, the QuilterJuly 25, 2014 1:07 am

    Congratulations on your finish!
    I used to do very formal quilts--I'd make my own templates, mark every line, and make sure everything was identical.
    Then, for a while, I just marked feather spines. Then I stopped doing even that, thinking that God never makes two vines exactly alike. At first I was surprised to realized the quilting then seemed to flow better in quilts. So, I agree, sometimes less formal is exactly what we need.

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  2. ipatchandquiltJuly 25, 2014 4:19 am

    Congratulations with the finish! Amazing work!!!
    Esther

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  3. HanneleJuly 25, 2014 6:16 am

    Congratulations on your finish! It hasn't been at all boring to follow the process :) And the result is fabulous!

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  4. Amy @ Amy's FMQ AdventuresJuly 27, 2014 11:52 am

    I've loved seeing the progress of this quilt! Thanks for sharing.

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