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free-handed classic designs
free-handed classic designs
Quilting without a template, ruler, or computerized design creates a unique look when using a classic quilting design.
baptist fan
baptist fan view #2
half paisley on a hand pieced found quilt
half paisley view #2
"A Farmer's Path"
"A Farmer's Path" back of quilt
simple feather
simple feathers (back)
bold contrast
bold contrast
The quilting on these quilts is bold and noticable by using a thread color that stands out against the colors in the quilt top.
whimsical hearts
double paisley
paisley in black on constrating quilt top
leaves and curly vines
themed designs
themed designs
Themed designs are fun and add a lot of unique character to a quilt. What theme works for your quilt? Maybe a holiday, a season, or match a design to the fabric in the quilt.
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stars on stars using invisible thread
bear paws
give a dog a bone
ladybugs among the daisies
falling in love
a starry night
holly leaves and berries
snowflakes
snowflakes, poinsettas, and snowmen . . .it's winter, oh my!
it's winter, oh my! (back)
flower garden designs
flower garden designs
Inspired by the little pretty things in life.
flowers for the butterflies
flower power
butterflies
butterflies back of quilt
doodled flowers
funky flowers
sweet sweet pea
big bouquets
creating movement
creating movement
On occassion a quilt needs little flow added to really make the pattern really come alive.
half paisleys on repeat
elongated swirls
around we go
half paisleys on a heirloom quilt
circle designs
circle designs
Such a simple shape that adds a nice flow or a fun whimsy to a quilt.
wobble
meandering circles
circles in circles
circles in circles
simple designs
simple designs
Sometimes a simple design is perfect for the quilt.
free waves
simple meander
crossed over meander
square stippling with metallic thread
special quilting projects
special quilting projects
By very special request . . .
straight lines
& free motion borders
a fall chill on the pumpkins
falling leaves by the river
heirloom quilt (photo credit Ginger Clayton)
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