I’ve finished stitching all ten of the large feathers in the outer sashing of my On the Road to Minnesota mystery quilt. This quilt was my first attempt at free-motion feathers, and I am so pleased with how it has turned out. Although they are far from perfect, they look just fine when not being [...]
Posts Tagged ‘free-motion’
Finished Feathers!
Posted in quilting, tagged Border Creek Station, feathers, free-motion, machine quilting, On the Road to Minnesota, quilt, quilting on Thursday January 29, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Snowflake ATCs
Posted in fibre art, quilting, tagged applique, Artist Trading Cards, ATCs, fibre art, free-motion, fusing, quilting, snowflakes on Sunday January 4, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I’ve stitched up a few more artist trading cards (ATCs). This time I made nine of them on a theme, and worked on them at the same time. This is a far more efficient way to do them than one at a time.
For a theme, I decided to use snowflakes, specifically the kind we all [...]
My First Artist Trading Cards
Posted in fibre art, quilting, tagged applique, Artist Trading Cards, ATCs, fibre art, free-motion, Latcham Gallery, quilting on Monday December 15, 2008 | 2 Comments »
While I am progressing on the quilting of the large feathers on my On the Road to Minnesota quilt, it’s slow going. I have now finished three, and have seven left to go. While this is good progress for the quilt, it’s not very good blog fodder. It’s also too intense to work on for [...]





