I’m going to be taking an online class soon, and part of the prep work was to quilt a reasonably large piece of fabric prior to cutting it into smaller pieces for the various steps of the class. Rather than doing one type of quilting over the entire surface — I figured that would be boring — I decided to do a little of “this” and a little of “that”. Some of what I did was free-motion feathers and a few fillers, and part was practice with ruler work. Now to cut it up ….
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4 thoughts on “Fun with Free-motion”
It looks so beautiful! Will be fun to see what it turns into later.
Thanks, Marcella! It will turn into a lot of different samples! All of the samples will illustrate different edge finishes.
I want to make sure I’m understanding. You quilt something and then cut it up to quilt it more?
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I guess I didn’t explain very well, Denise! I’ll be cutting it up to try different edge finishes — lots of them, and they’re all beautiful when done by Bethanne Nemesh. 🙂