Doodle Stitch Practice 4
front back This is the piece where my tension started to slip a bit, but the overall look on back is pretty.
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Doodle Stitch Practice 3
front back Doodles are fun! I think I will add all of these to a fabric book.
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Doodle Stitch Practice 2
front back The back of this piece looks pretty good – it means the tension on my machine and the speed of the machine vs. the speed I moved the fabric was correct There’s a bit of puckering around the stem of the curly flower thing – I was sewing on 2 layers of fabric
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Doodle Stitch Practice 1
front Doodle stitching (aka free motion stitching) takes practice. For me practicing is fun, relaxing and a great way to de-stress after a long day at work. Today I am sharing a good piece – where the stitching on the back looks almost as good as the stitching on the back. Stay tuned, I will
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Scrap Quilt: Part 1
I have 3 bins of scraps in my studio. That is not allowed – I only have space for 2. So I either have to stitch them into a quilt top or give them away. So for the last 2 days I have been sorting scraps (separating all the grays out for a separate scrap
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What if…
Since hanging the art show, I have been wondering what if. What if I created fabric prints of my art quilts? With the magic of Spoonflower, I no longer have to wonder. Overall, I am very pleased and I can’t help but smile when I see them on my table.
Transition
I’ve been putting off the transition from Reader, waiting to see what options were available and researching which options would make the move easy. Thanks to newly launched apps for Bloglovin, I’m making the switch. Follow my blog with Bloglovin
Quilt in Progress – heart
I’ve been slowly working on a quilt for the AMQG challenge. We have to use green and a pieced word. Piecing words without a pattern is a challenge.
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