Hi!
I am on the late train to blogposting lately. Life can get messy right?
Anyway, today I am posting you the 14th post on the About A Quilt Sampler QAL. We will be quilting the Churn Dash block.
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I thought I’d keep it simple, so here is my block quilted with wavy lines
Although I started with the wavy lines on the sides instead from the center I really suggest you to avoid that. Always try and quilt the center first then go out from the center. This should prevent any unwanted fold at the back and any bulge.
So a tip for today :
Whether you are quilting small block or a large quilt : quilt from the center.
I marked the center then started to do a swirly wavy lines. You can play with the density of the lines. I think it will look great having dense lines close to each other.
Or you can also try starting with dense line then sparse it as it comes outwards.
Here is my finished block
From the back:
Well, I hope you will try some wavy natural lines in your block. It is fun and easy! You can add your version to littlemushroomcap flickr group and I would love to see it.
Till then,
XOXO
as the patterns in the book provide me enough creativity to spark joy and improve my skills or introduce me to new skills.
. Doing it this way makes it easier for me to see through the template and centering the main focus of the pattern.
as it is filled with super fun projects, and most of all get you to an opportunity to try new skills! If you are looking for great fun projects – this is definitely an ideal book.
