After a wonderful month long gathering of our Canadian family...
I took the opportunity to get back into the cubbyhole & practising on Teena.
First finish for April was a "panel" that I'll donate as a community quilt.
Using another panel of the same design...
this time however I used a wavy ruler on Teena.
I'm very happy with this one & my first "ruler" attempt on this machine.
Another Community quilt made using donated fabrics & once again using Teena.
It's a strip pieced technique & it's made completely on the long arm.
This time I quilted a "flower" design & lots of straight lines.
The picture doesn't do this one justice as it looks really good.
I used my time at FNwF to stitch the labels on the above three quilts.
I hope you all had a successful time at FNwF too.
This is an interesting concept - to make a quilt using a long arm...but it does make sense when you think about it.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great panel - love it
always happy to set & sew on Friday Nights - any Friday Night! LOL
The panels are adorable - going to be loved. You are doing great things with your quilting. xx
ReplyDeleteTwo cute baby quilts and lovely one for someone who needs a snuggle.
ReplyDeleteGreat quilting on Teena.
Your quilting is great. I have a Bernina 16 plus and just got the rulers, hope mine turn out as good as yours. Thanks for hosting :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you had such a great time... you are going great with your quilting and it sounds like you are really enjoying it too...
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Lovely work on the panels. Glad you enjoyed your special Canadian visitors xx
ReplyDeleteGreat way to use your panels. Love the work you have done with your quilting.
ReplyDeleteYou've created some lovely quilts in your cubbyhole. They will make sweet donations.
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