Showing posts with label HQ Sweet Sixteen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HQ Sweet Sixteen. Show all posts
02 September 2013
Quilt #2
This is the second quilt I have quilted on my Handi Quilter Sweet 16. Busy front, especially that black and white checkerboard fabric, but it was just so perfect for all the cars, don't you think?
Busy back but busy-ness is a good thing when it comes to learning machine quilting.I have to learn how to make my corners sharper when it comes to doing geometric shapes.
Top and bobbin thread: 40wt Signature
01 July 2013
Design Wall Monday, July 1, 2013
It's been a long time since I've been able to participate in DWM. The Baltimore Christmas is a finished top and is hanging with other tops while I work on this:
What is this, you ask? Practice sandwiches. I purchased a used HQ Sweet Sixteen and have been practicing ever since mid-June. The latest is on the right. Not too bad, if I say so.
I got a bit bored with the practice, so I put a baby quilt together using a panel on the top and purposely chose a solid color for the back so I could see what was happening.
Oh, look. Really good stitches. Nice and uniform.
Not good is the tuck. There are more than one. Ugh. I know what happened. It was my basting, I did not have the backing taut enough for pin basting. I should have taken it all out, but I wanted to see what would happen if I didn't. Is this going to compound itself?
For other design walls, visit Judy L at Patchwork Times.
What is this, you ask? Practice sandwiches. I purchased a used HQ Sweet Sixteen and have been practicing ever since mid-June. The latest is on the right. Not too bad, if I say so.
I got a bit bored with the practice, so I put a baby quilt together using a panel on the top and purposely chose a solid color for the back so I could see what was happening.
Oh, look. Really good stitches. Nice and uniform.
Not good is the tuck. There are more than one. Ugh. I know what happened. It was my basting, I did not have the backing taut enough for pin basting. I should have taken it all out, but I wanted to see what would happen if I didn't. Is this going to compound itself?
For other design walls, visit Judy L at Patchwork Times.
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