Completed my self imposed UFO challenge
Last week I posted about my self imposed UFO challenge
http://forum.missouriquiltco.com/showthread.php?t=66408
Well I'm happy to say, I met my goal! (patting myself on the back)
#5 "You've been framed", used random bright colors on a black background, stitched in the ditch.
You've been framed.jpg
#6 "Scrappy #2", originally planned to make one big scrappy quilt, but the individual panels weren't lining up well, so I decided to make two smaller quilts. I only had enough scraps left over to add the scrappy inner border to one quilt though. This one, I used a varigated thread for the quilting, with a cross hatch in the center, and stenciled FMQ in the borders
Scrappy #2.jpgScrappy #2 closeup.jpg
This challenged has helped me in so many ways to improve my skills: Getting better at FMQ, handstitching the binding, knowing which marking methods work best, and most importantly Patience! Thank you to all those that have shared their wisdom and experiences with me. It's because of you that I met my challenge and feel confident in knowing that I can do this!
http://forum.missouriquiltco.com/showthread.php?t=66408
Well I'm happy to say, I met my goal! (patting myself on the back)
#5 "You've been framed", used random bright colors on a black background, stitched in the ditch.
You've been framed.jpg
#6 "Scrappy #2", originally planned to make one big scrappy quilt, but the individual panels weren't lining up well, so I decided to make two smaller quilts. I only had enough scraps left over to add the scrappy inner border to one quilt though. This one, I used a varigated thread for the quilting, with a cross hatch in the center, and stenciled FMQ in the borders
Scrappy #2.jpgScrappy #2 closeup.jpg
This challenged has helped me in so many ways to improve my skills: Getting better at FMQ, handstitching the binding, knowing which marking methods work best, and most importantly Patience! Thank you to all those that have shared their wisdom and experiences with me. It's because of you that I met my challenge and feel confident in knowing that I can do this!
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