After a few days off, I'm finally back to Garnet and Gray. Time is ticking, as we'll be visiting Bill's dad this weekend. As I searched for a quilting design, I wanted to do something other than straight lines with the walking foot, but not a frilly FMQ design. I found "Circuit Board" by Leah Day, which is absolutely perfect for the pattern and for a man who was an electrical engineering professor.
The texture is amazing! It's like a straight line stipple.
I'm not very good at free motion straight lines. The Halo makes it much easier.
In other WIP news, I finished a couple of non-quilty things this past week.
I'm planning to make a few more of these drool bibs/bandanas for Mollie. We'll be seeing her this weekend, too.
The crocheted bucket was a totally random project. It was a fun way to use up some old yarn.
Happy Wednesday!
9 comments:
Your free motion quilting looks great! I love how dense this pattern is. :)
I love the quilting! Your pattern choice is great.
wonderful projects! and the drool bib is something a little fellow I know may just have a use for! Thanks for the link and the idea!
The quilt is looking great. Please post photos when it's finished!
That is a great pattern for a guys quilts and it works beautifully with the design and fabrics. I saw the halo and wondering if it is worth it. One problem I have is my machine is on a desk, so not the best surface for quilting on. I have a few tops and I need to start quilting them.
Debbie
I love your circuit board quilting. It looks amazing. Congrats on all your progress.
I haven't been brave enough to try stippling at all.
I did buy a darning foot....who knows if I will ever use it.
I just don't do well with machine quilting at all and just prefer to tie my quilts.
quilting looks great and as you say a great pattern for an engineer
Your gray and red quilt is gorgeous! I love what you're doing with the FMQing - awesome! And I may have to check out that crocheted bucket tutorial, thanks for the link!
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