Bug Doodles!
Today’s Topic: Bug Doodles–for Specialty Thread Quilt Sampler
Welcome to Week Twenty Two of The Better Machine Quilt-a-long based on my book 25 Days to Better Machine Quilting.
Find all of the previous Lessons HERE.
Sign up for emails of the class HERE.
Join the private Quilting with LKQ Facebook Group HERE
Good Morning, Quilters!
Just flying in with a few thread sketches….
Bugs are not my typical quilting preference, but once I started doodling, I couldn’t stop!
Check out my Pinterest Board HERE for inspiration.
Then doodle a few embellished bugs for YOUR quilt sampler.
I used 28 wt cotton thread on washed canvas to machine doodle these creepy crawlies!
Can’t wait to see what YOU create!
Happy Damselfly Doodling,
Lacewing Lori
MORE Quilting Sale Continues!
Treat yourself and all your quilting friends to MORE Free Motion Quilting!
For a limited time only, earn $5 off any order from my Etsy Shop that includes MORE Free Motion Machine Quilting 1-2-3 or 180 MORE Doodle Quilting Designs
Every book is signed and personalized and comes with a quilted treat!
Use the coupon code: MOREFMQ
PS…All tutorials, images and information are the property of Lori Kennedy Quilts and are intended for personal use only. Feel free to re-blog, pin or share with attribution to LKQ. For all other purposes, please contact me at Lori@LoriKennedyQuilts.com. Thank you!
Visit my Etsy shop: LoriKennedyShop for all of my books! They are ALL bestsellers!
MORE Quilting Sale Continues!
Treat yourself and all your quilting friends to MORE Free Motion Quilting!
For a limited time only, earn $5 off any order from my Etsy Shop that includes MORE Free Motion Machine Quilting 1-2-3 or 180 MORE Doodle Quilting Designs
Every book is signed and personalized and comes with a quilted treat!
Use the coupon code: MOREFMQ
I love the bugs, so cute, think of the options……..so many bugs
Lori to the rescue – just in time! Last night I finished QITD my ColourBug table-topper and I was stumped for how to quilt the bugs. You & your Pinterest Board have given me lots of inspiration! You are my Quilting Hero!!!
Uh, only bugs I ever enjoyed were the roly-poly bugs I found in the dirt by the sidewalk in my childhood. I loved to
watch them curl up into a ball and then eventually unroll and try to scurry along my hand and arm. We would collect a batch of them in a jar, pour them out and watch them unfurl and try to out run (HA) our fingers to capture them again. I can see now that their body positions would present several views for FMQ ideas. The dragonflies and damselflies are my favorite in our retirement by the lake.