Yesterday’s tutorial was The Fabulous Flower, and because I felt we could use a little color around here…
I stitched this table runner for my kitchen table.
In a break from my normal routine, I employed a bit of self-discipline and applied the binding immediately.
I think it will look great on my table…now it’s off to the garden center for some flowers to match!
Next week’s Tuesday Tutorial: Â The CircleÂ
20 comments
Renee
How cheery! And nice quilting!
Magical Effects of Thinking
Love that color, reminds me of mac an’ cheese. Oh, and I like your new banner. Love that color too.
theinboxjaunt
You must be hungry! I’m glad you like the new banner!
Jan
Do you have a book out for machine quilting. You have such wonderful patterns and are so good at directions. 3bakergirlsgo@gmail.com
theinboxjaunt
Thanks, Jan.
I hope to write a book…still some details to work out.
Pat @ Color Me Quilty
Love, love, love the FMQ flower. Thanks for sharing. I plan on using it on a quilt top my grandmother made (in the 1940’s), that I’ll finish using this motif!
sweetfe
Amazing! You are very talented and I very much appreciate the step by step you posted yesterday! This is really gorgeous!
pamelajeannestudio
This is really gorgeous! I can see that I need to start quilting on solids–it really makes the designs pop. Thanks for sharing your talent.
AmandaK@whatthebobbin.com
I’m a new follower. I love the sewing machine quilted design on the sidebar. Very cool!
AmandaK@whatthebobbin
Maggie
That is wonderful! Isn’t it nice to work with some fabulous orange once in a while?
theinboxjaunt
Orange reminds me of summer—and we’re expecting an April blizzard here in Minnesota!
Jessica @ A Bushel and A Peck
Oh WOW! What beautiful work!
theinboxjaunt
Thank you! I think everyone is in search of a little color right now!
Marianne
Fabulous colour and I love the way you have quilted between the flowers! I tried following your tutorial yesterday just drawing it out. I am finding it really difficult to just draw but will persevere. Thanks for sharing the result – it makes me even more determined to continue practising.
theinboxjaunt
I am so glad you are sticking to it! Drawing it on paper is very important! Once you can draw it on paper, you will be able to stitch it on fabric!
Please let me know if I can ever answer any questions!
Lucie the Happy Quilter
Beautiful. Well done.
theinboxjaunt
Thank you!
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