Next up on my longarm - this charity quilt for a school raffle.
The colorful blocks are angles made from student hand- and footprints.
I thought about doing an all-over design, such as a spiral, or a feathered heart in the center of the cross and then echoed all the way to the borders. Ultimately...
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Let's look at a few more designs from the open spaces on my Blue River quilt:
(pattern available in Monochromatic Quilts:Amazing Variety)
I used center-fill designs inspired by Leah Day's Free ...
(OOPS... just noticed I didn't hit publish, sorry!)
In my quilt Blue River, I used several water-themed free motion quilting designs in the open blocks.
In fact I even quilted some fish!
I started on the right edge and stitched the first fish, echoed around in a couple times, then traveled to ...
Let's take a look at the quilting designs I used on my quilt "Blue River."
This is the first quilt in the book I co-authored, titled "Monochromatic Quilts: Amazing Variety." As the name implies, I was inspired by water, so the rail fence blocks have parallel wavy lines to represent the movem...
I have a customer quilt loaded on my longarm. It is a Jewel Box pattern done in beautiful batiks.
I chose a design for each space in the quilt...the central squares, the colorful chain and the background area. The chains are filled with the coffee bean design while I stitched a single curved fe...
