A Free Motion Quilting Challenge

February 20, 2014

Free Motion Quilting, flowers, PuzzlesToday I have a little free motion design challenge for you:   Try morphing any two patterns from the Tuesday Tutorials.   I’ve morphed Nikki’s Puzzle with Flower Power.

This is a great design technique when you are quilting and want to transition from one pattern to another.  Instead of a sharp line between the two patterns, morph from one to the other.

For today’s challenge, try morphing any two designs, then link up below.  This can be stitched or just sketched in your notebook.  We’d love to see your new design!

This is my first time using InLinkz-so I have my own challenge…you can link to your blog or to Flickr…not sure about Facebook–anybody know??

Can’t wait to see!

Lori

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15 comments

  • Diane T

    haha, I never have a problem morphing motifs. My problem is not morphing them

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      Hilarious! I laughed out loud!

  • rascassepoule

    very interesting challenge

  • Oh and love your Flower Power/Puzzle Combo!! Cute and fun!!

  • Challenge accepted!! LOL! It’s going to have to wait…I’m packing up the FL house and it will have to wait til I’m back home in WY on Mon. It’s supposed to be a whopping 16 degrees…heat wave they said..haha! Hope I don’t frost bite my sunburn! Heading to Daytona 500 this weekend first!! Row five right at the finish line!!! I’ll wave at you if you’ll be watching. It’s threatening rain that day…uh oh! LOL!

  • rosemarazzle

    This is so marvelous! I am so glad I found you.
    I have been practicing.

  • I really like patterns that mix up two or more… it makes everything more interesting and original (though sometimes a lot more difficult – at least for me). I made my daughter’s wedding dress almost 5 years ago, and I used different patterns to make it just the way she liked it. It was scary but so much fun! I rarely do anything exactly like the pattern. I guess it’s just fun use our creativity to make each pattern our very own.

  • Lori, Your creativity knows no bounds!!! I look and save your tutorials…hope one day to be able to do them…have not had any luck so far. BUT will keep on trying.

  • Patti Levine

    That is beautiful! Love the combination. Now to practice, practice, practice!

  • Wow, it would never have occurred to me to mix those two, and if I had I would have thought it wouldn’t work.

    But it does! Looks really cool.

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