After months of no internet at home, I'm finally back connected on a regular basis and ready to begin posting here a little more frequently. I have gotten to know my local coffee shops with free WiFi and have spent more time face to face and it's been a good summer.
I did manage quite a few finishes and this disappearing friendship star was one of them. I blogged about the block back in April
here. I have been looking at many quilts online that have been "quilted to death" and thought I might like to try quilting with some dense quilting and practice my free-motion quilting at the same time. Click on the photos to zoom in closer if you want to see the quilting patterns more clearly.
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Disappearing Friendship Star Table Topper |
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Corner detail |
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From the back |
I am glad to have this one done and ready for use - it is up for sale in my Etsy shop
here. Although I enjoyed the process of quilting this table topper, I still prefer my quilting to be less dense and a little more free form than this, but I will keep trying different things as I love to learn new techniques!
--Ann
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