The snow we had on Sunday is mostly melted, but it’s still cold out there making it perfect indoor project weather.
I just finished the straight line quilting on my table runner. Here’s what it looks like right now:

This runner is about four feet long and about fourteen inches wide. The pattern is called, “Curvy Log Cabin.” Here’s a closeup of one of the dots:

It’s all done with rectangles and by varying the width of the different rectangles you get the illusion of a circle.
The quilting on the dots is all straight lines done with a walking foot on the machine. The next step is to do some quilting on the edge band. Here I’m going do some free motion work. We’ll see how well I do with that.
I’m trying some else out here — I’ve recorded some short video of the quilting process. If I do it right, I’m hoping to make a two minute recording of me quilting. Yeah, just what I need another hobby, but I’ve been wanting to do some video work for awhile and this is just a test to see if I really like that.
That’s it for this week – If you need me I’m back to reading manuals and figuring out feet.
I haven’t the patience to create quilts but I certainly have the good sense to admire them!
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I do love a quilt!
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So beautiful, Andrew! I love your work, and the color choices are my favorite hues! A man of many talents!
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Thank you!
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I really love the color palette you chose for this. It is stunning. I have mostly done hand-quilting and have never tried freestyle quilting. I am interested in seeing how you like it. :) Thank you for the preview. Have a wonderful weekend.
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When I saw this kit on the shelf, I just knew it was the right everything to make. I’ve been practicing free-motion – not as easy as I would have thought. Turns out that some of my scroll saw habits don’t work so well on a sewing machine.
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Freestyle is always hard in any medium (in my opinion). I can’t wait to see the finished project. 🙂
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It takes a lot of practice.
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Wow, that’s a complicated twist on the log cabin quilt! It looks wonderful. I’ll look forward to your video! :-)
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It’s a complicated pattern – takes a lot of concentration to keep it going correctly.
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I was picturing a fun spin on this design, where the first dot is one-quarter dark blue, the second one-half, the third three-quarters, and the fourth full. Kind of a progressive clock. The illusion of circles really does work!
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I like that idea! I just might do that.
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Those are wonderful, Andrew.
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Thank you!
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Very nice!
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Great design and pretty colors!
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I found this pattern in a local quilt shop – I love it!
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Me too and I know a bunch of quilters as well who have lovely staches of fabric.
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Your table runner is really nice!
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Thank you!
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Videos are good. Quilting is so creative with the patterns and the colors. I like this bright colors.
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The colors is the best part of this project.
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I think so too! So many decisions to make it “just right.”
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Beautiful job with that!
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Thank you!
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Great pattern and colour choice Andrew 🙂
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I bought this as a kit and it was the colors that attracted me to the pattern.
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Nice job!
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Thank you!
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You’re welcome.
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