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| One of the black squares with fat feathers |
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| I used this stencil I picked up at a guild yard sale for 10 cents! I use pounce powder and a foam brush to mark it |
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| Here's what it looks like sewn |
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| The star points are marked with a ruler and my trusty chalk pencil |
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| Patterned points are quilted with subtle variegated thread |
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| Here are my registration markings |
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| Then, I use my longarm ruler to quilt the outlines |
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| The swirls are free-motion quilted |
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| The solid star points get brighter variegated thread quilted in an outlined swirl pattern |
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| Looking good! |
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This one has a variety of beautiful florals on a soft beige batik background.![]() Lovely! |
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| He's on to the next quilt; this big purple and green bed quilt. |
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| New lilies in the garden! |
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| And these pretty flowers, too. |
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| One of the hybrid lilies we got at the master gardener sale last year. |
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| The dahlias are coming on, as well. I wish you could see their deep red velvety color in person. The picture doesn't do them justice! |


















I have a chalk pencil just like yours. How do you get the stuff out when you are finished, or does it just disappear as you are quilting? I do a combination of flicking, brushing, and beating, but I usually don't machine quilt. I like the continuous butterflies!
ReplyDeleteI use old tee shirts for wiping off the chalk. They work great. I have loads of them from all the tee shirt quilts I make.
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