This was supposed to be a doll quilt, but it ended up being about the size of a placemat, so I guess it will be a 'bear' quilt, or a placemat. It was the perfect size to practice Free Motion quilting off the frame, though. I was pleased.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi9Cnwse24A3KLPrGT9juN7mloe-9VBiFM3COQTjz9oVOLP7j6AU9ckbZyFZ9MRUc-NXAIXdWfmpDvsdqCmbAE6nS6Dd6mcK04NFnPMo0VsthYwSyijqht9wdUw5eAxQkDtImjGKkVeSvs/s400/IMG_2677.jpg)
Tomorrow I will post the picture of the quilt top I made today. It is small top for a little girl I know and love. Maybe if I'm lucky, I'll get it quilted too. In the time I am wasting trying to do it without setting up the quilter, I should just set up the quilter and be finished with it.Tomorrow is another day. I didn't get enough sleep last night (this morning), and it has been a busy day. It was our once a month quilting day and we had a GREAT time, as always. (This post has been revised since the first comments were made. I needed to use the correct terms. Sorry! =-D)
You must mean first time machine quilting without a frame, right? It looks great and your loops are so open and even. What's the latest on your machine at Ken's?
ReplyDeleteWay to go on the FMQ. It sounds like you had a great day and it's always so much fun when you get together with others to sew. All I did yesterday was one blue fleece litter mitten. I swear I'm addicted to making them.
ReplyDeleteGreat FMQ! Go Michelle...I love FMQ!
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Your loop de loops always look great. No matter how much I practice I just don't "GET" them. It looks great!!
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