After looking at the photo of the
Bonnie Hunter inspired bowtie blocks in diagonal rows on the design wall, I thought about trying out some different block arrangements. I don't have quite enough blocks yet for a quilt top, so a little rearrangement isn't holding anything up at this point. I kind of like the circle effect, maybe tomorrow I'll try some zig zags just for fun?
While I was in the sewing room, I went ahead and quilted just a few feet on the Scraphappy Squares. The nice thing about having a quilt on the frame is that you can do "drive by" quilting. A few minutes here and a few minutes there...
Wow! such a different look from the same blocks! Quilt making is an amazing craft, isn'tit?
ReplyDeleteI love that "drive by" quilting idea. Since I have to walk to the garage at the other end of the house to use mine, I tend to just go there and stay!
I love the concept of "drive by quilting"!!
ReplyDeleteLOL Drive by quilting. Hadn't heard that one before. I so need a frame so I can do drive by's daily!
ReplyDeleteHa, ha, I love it...Drive by quilting!
ReplyDeleteI like the setting on the bowtie. I don't remember what this setting is called but it's one of my favorites for the bowtie.
I love the idea of "drive by quilting"! What system are you using?
ReplyDeleteWhich long arm machine do you use? I'm thinking Santa might want to know...
ReplyDeleteI LOVE IT! Very nice indeed!
ReplyDeleteYour bow ties are great. I got some cheddar with good intentions, but haven't started yet.
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