Two quick pics of tops I have just finished. Bad pictures, but both quilts are rather large and I photographed them laid across a double bed. The weird perspective is the result of my precarious perch on a desk chair. Anyway, here is Sticks #3 (64" x 64"):
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And Sticks #4 (52" x 62"):
Comments
Good luck on your quilts!
How long did it take you to get used to quilting on a long arm?
I'm rural and have thought of investing in one, but I'm just afraid that I wouldn't be comfortable quilting for others.
Nice talking
Karla in Louisiana
As for quilting for clients, it can be nerve wracking. But I love to see the variety of quilts that come in. Every single one has some unique beauty, and I love working to enhance it.