Thursday, June 12, 2014

Low Volume quilt - for charity

Yay another quilt completed. My attempt at low volume quilting is not as low as some. But compared to my normal choice of heaps of colour, this is muted! Finally getting to try one of the style of quilts from a blogger I follow - Crazy mum quilts
Hope Homes International
I have been following Amy's quilting adventures on how to free motion quilt. This is challenging me but I am also finding that new patterns and ideas are not as hard as they look. So this months challenge was grid quilting.
I drew all the lines on the quilt with taylors chalk at 60o angles.
It took me a wee while to work out how to continuously quilt the pattern, so I used a rough piece of paper to practice in pen before getting the quilt near the machine. I think next time I would do the pattern smaller. I love it though.

Super happy that this is another quilt for Hope Homes International.
continuous line quilting

Linking to these places
Amy's Free Motion Monday Quilting Adventures




13 comments:

  1. Great quilting. I also LOVE low volume quilts. What a nice charity quilt!

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  2. Well done you! Looks great and that quilting is fantastic! You must be thrilled!

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  3. Wow the quilting lines look so good! Well done

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  4. The quilt looks great, I really like it! And wow about the quilting!

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  5. Looks great and I really like the quilting that size. Definitely going to try that one!

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  6. Awesome! I'm glad you're giving the designs a whirl! Thanks for linking up!

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  7. Low volume looks so good. Took me a little while to figure out the purpose for your 60degree angles but the quilting looks great. I also practise on paper first, even numbering the lines so I know which way to go. Thanks for showing it!

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  8. Pretty! I love your sorta low volume quilt!

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  9. Your quilt is beautiful! Nicely done!

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