First thing I want to say is Thank You for your advise on how to correct my tension on the longarm. I had already went ahead and finished quilting this baby quilt before I read everyone's suggestions so I'm going try them tomorrow.
I do not like how it looks but I tell myself we all have to start somewhere and only practice will help me improve.
The binding on so went ahead and washed the little quilt. Was hoping that somehow the wash would make it look better but that didn't happen as you can see.
It will be just fine and useful.
Up on the wall this morning was the Blue Stash Buster Arrow.
After I was done with the baby quilt and some housework, went to work on putting the blocks and rows together.
Have that part done and the border pieces ready to be sewn on and will get to that tomorrow.
This evening when I went to lock up the chickens, looked out into the pasture and could see the ground fog developing and figure I would try to capture it.
Not as pretty as it was when I first seen it. By the time I went back to get the camera the light was getting poor.
Still think it's a cool shot with the silhouette of cattle in the foreground.
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Thanks to the involvement and inspiration Show and Tell Monday / Bambi Hug
ReplyDeleteLove the blue quilt.... Those fog pics are hard to snap......they just don't do them justice......
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up to our first Sew, Stitch, Snap, Share. I can only do straight line quilting or hand quilting, so go you for trying something new, ad yes practice does make perfect. Love your blue quilt and that foggy picture.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up with Moving it Forward. There is a learning curve with FMQ but you will get it. Just keep practicing.
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