"Fauna is all of the animal life of any
particular region or time. The corresponding term for plants is Flora." - so Wikipedia tells me.
This is a quilt I have been thinking about making for quite some time - not so much the flora & fauna aspect of it but the big colorful initial in the center and then detailed flowing quilting all around on the white fabric.
Showing posts with label feather designs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feather designs. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Friday, January 3, 2014
Practice Placemats - Free Motion Feathers
I am not very good at just 'practicing' there has to be a result or product at the end of it. Perhaps this is why my French Horn and Piano career never took off!
With Christmas soon upon us I decided that I could use up some fabric and make some placemats - improving my free motion quilting as I went. My idea was to choose a theme (feathers and leaves) and make 6 placemats. Here they are:
This design is based off of Leah Day's Feather Leaves. Mine doesn't seem to look anything like her's but I like it none the less.
This design I would call a traveling feather design. Again referencing Leah's website you could use the same approach as she demonstrates in Swirling Feathers. However I did not do such tight curves as she uses in this demonstration.
Again inspiration from Leah's site - Flowing Leaves
This one is a mix between Leah's Pearled Feather and a Feather design on Page 55 of Doodle Quilting.
This one is a plain leaf inside with feathers on the outer edge of the leaf.
Then a traveling leaf/vine with one echo around each design.
Here are the placemats all together. They were a cute addition to the families Secret Santa game.
With Christmas soon upon us I decided that I could use up some fabric and make some placemats - improving my free motion quilting as I went. My idea was to choose a theme (feathers and leaves) and make 6 placemats. Here they are:
This design is based off of Leah Day's Feather Leaves. Mine doesn't seem to look anything like her's but I like it none the less.
This design I would call a traveling feather design. Again referencing Leah's website you could use the same approach as she demonstrates in Swirling Feathers. However I did not do such tight curves as she uses in this demonstration.
Again inspiration from Leah's site - Flowing Leaves
This one is a mix between Leah's Pearled Feather and a Feather design on Page 55 of Doodle Quilting.
This one is a plain leaf inside with feathers on the outer edge of the leaf.
Then a traveling leaf/vine with one echo around each design.
Here are the placemats all together. They were a cute addition to the families Secret Santa game.
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