I plan to now add the beaded stars that I was playing with a few weeks ago. I also played with gluing some of the actual anise star seed pods to the quilt using some bead glue. That also seems to work .
What is also interesting is that I brought it in to show my friends at the Bobbin Case last week. As I was paying for some thread I was picking up, I had the piece rolled inwards and laying on the counter. The owner of the shop, Linda Fellows, and I both simultaneously noticed the backside of the piece. The quilting pattern looked really attractive. I think I will have to recreate my design in another piece using contrasting thread on the front!
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I agree, Judy -- that's a lovely quilting pattern, both back and front. And I have to say...I like the looser, freer movement with your free-motion work, rather than with the embroidery templabet...Just sayin'! :-)
ReplyDeleteI agree, Margaret. But there are times when I wish I could have a steadier hand. That is when I think the Bernina option could come in useful - if I can figure out how to make it effortless!
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