Lion King

Progress is slow, yet steady on my Lion King mini whole cloth quilt.

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Quilters Dream Batting

 Have you ever wondered if you were using the right batting for a project? I know I have on many projects.

So, I decided to make some batt samples, test and compare several Quilters Dream Battings.

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Six different batts were quilted in three quilting densities.

When done, the samples were made into a three ring book

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Swirling Feathers

This wall hanging is an example of free motion quilting and dimensional quilting techniques.The feathers were cut with AccuQuilt's feather die.

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AccuQuilt BOB Blog Hop

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Go! Hunter Star Block on Board post

 

Butterflies in Flight

It was fun to experiment with AccuQuilt's critter and flower dies on this whole cloth quilt.

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Quilting with your Walking Foot

Before I ventured into free motion quilting, I quilted all quilts with a walking foot, but it was simple let's get it done kinda quilting.

So, I was thrilled when Craftsy.com offered a class to kick it up a notch!

I am having fun and learning a lot in Jacquie Gering's class Creative Quilting With Your Walking Foot 

 

Curved Piecing

I am taking Ann Petersen's class, Playing with Curves. She has great tips for the paper piecing the sun rays and how to successfully piece gentle curves. Have you tried curved piecing?  What is your favorite technique for paper piecing and curves?