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Sunday, March 29, 2009

Windmill Quilting

The windmill quilt is quilted. I decided to machine quilt it. I was originally going to handquilt around the windmill with bright colours of embroidery floss but there are only so many hours in the day so I decided to machine quilt it. I think I was just getting the hang of it by the end. The stitch length is not very even and the quilting is not that smooth, but I did get the tension right so the back doesn't look too bad. I've chosen a fabric for the binding so I've just got to cut it out and sew it on.

15 comments:

  1. Anonymous4:59 PM

    It's gorgeous Kate!! sooooo beautiful!!

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  2. It's really pretty! I don't see any 'rough' quilting at all! :> Nice! I'm kindda inspired to sew something with plain white muslin now... It really brings out the fabric print very well.

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  3. It turned out beautifully

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  4. Well done Kate!

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  5. Your quilting looks great Kate!

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  6. you must be pleased..it looks terrific..

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  7. Anonymous7:23 PM

    That quilt is so pretty. I really love the blue and red together. Hopefully one day my machine quilting will looks as good.

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  8. I like the quilting. I am in the process of practicing free motion quilting myself, but I can't get the tension right and then follows frustration.:) I am planning on quilting three baby quilts today, walking foot it is. :)

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  9. I just love the color combination. I only machine quilt smaller projects otherwise I'd be tearing my hair out trying to manage a big quilt!

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  10. I think you did a great job Kate!! Way to go.

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  11. It looks really nice!

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  12. Marydon2:26 AM

    Adorable! Very creative & colorful. Enjoyed.

    Come join my blog for 'Blue Monday', please.
    TTFN ~ Marydon
    blushingroseboutique.blogspot.com

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  13. Anonymous5:10 AM

    Looks good from here Kate. Need to have a go of quilting myself. Maybe some pot holders or placemats first.

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  14. it looks great! nice job.

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  15. ohhhh lovely! that quilting is very neat! I'm hanging out to get in a machine quilting class at my local patchwork store! I need some instruction!

    Corrie:)

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