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Machine Quilting

Journey 2 Nebula continues – Rock Candy project 4

Quilted with Superior Threads 40 weight, King Tut #921 Cleopatra variegated thread.

Rock Candy completed with binding. Quilted on my Janome Horizon machine using a walking foot.

Next up on the journey is project 5, Candy Dish.

Instead of piecing a pillow sham, I am doing a table runner. Patterns by Jaybird Quilts.

Pieced, sandwiched and ready to quilt.

I started quilting the center of the quilt for my son & DIL. I didn’t like it so took 3 hours ripping it all out. Not photoed. Back to the drawing board. I played around with some ideas on one corner of the center of the quilt.

I think I’m now happy with this curvy quilt design. And yes, I did misplace some of the curves. They are staying.

I used these two rulers for the curves. Quilted on my Baby Lock Tiara III machine.

Last Week’s To-Do List:

  1. Bind Rock Candy, project 4 of #Journey2Nebula ✔️
  2. Cut pieces for project 5, Candy Dish in #Journey2Nebula  ✔️
  3. Start quilting center of quilt or appliqué background (the quilt for my son & DIL)  ✔️
This Week’s To-Do List:
  1. Quilt & bind Candy Dish, project 5 in #journey2nebula
  2. Quilting center section of quilt for my son & DIL
Linking to To-Do Tuesday hosted by Home Sewn by Us.

 

 

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2 Responses to “Machine Quilting”

  1. Jean McKinstry Says:
    November 3rd, 2020 at 17:55

    Rock Candy, that is stunning, I have been tempted but getting the patterns here by post is an arduous journey and takes so long. Love your fabrics.

  2. Roseanne Says:
    November 4th, 2020 at 09:12

    Hi Sharon! Love, love, LOVE Rock Candy. That binding is just the perfect choice. And a hexagon is so current and on point! I love the hexagon runner, too. Great projects on your plate. And the quilting ripping – UGGG. I so understand why you ripped it out. I love the precision of rulers but I usually just eyeball those arches (and then I’m not happy that they’re not perfect). {{Hugs}} The design looks fab to me. Thanks for linking up today. ~smile~ Roseanne

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