My baby Twister quilt is finished now I just have to wait for my friend to have her baby so I can add the label. I think this quilt should be good for a boy or girl and I quilted a simple swirl design to keep it neutral.
I know I needed to practice my free hand swirls and to stop relying on pantos for this design so this was a good quilt to start with. You can really see the quilting in this next photo.
I have learnt that I can work this design well if I move from left to right, but if I try to come back working right to left I have trouble seeing where I'm going.
Once I realized that I put Helen quilt on and tried again with this new knowledge. And the result was much better. The swirl were evenly spaced and more circular!! I still need to practice this some more but it is definitely an improvement.
Love your swirls - thats something I need to practice :)
ReplyDeleteKathy, you take to designs like a duck to water, lovely work. C
ReplyDeleteYour freehand is looking good! Did you find it more fun working from the front of the machine?
ReplyDeleteSwirls are beautiful!!! Your freehand looks just perfect!!
ReplyDeleteWhat!?!? Your swirls look nearly perfect!!
ReplyDeleteKathy, the quilts look wonderful, and your swirls look great to me!
ReplyDeleteKaren H
Wow! I am really impressed with your freehand swirls! I am new to longarm quilting - I just want to be able to follow a panto with good results. ;D That is the next lesson for me.
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