Tag Archives: Floral Reflections

Floral Reflections Finished!

Posted on December 25, 2020 | 15 comments

Floral Reflections is bound and labeled! Finished!

Feels so good to have another UFO completed and out of the Decompression Chamber (thank you, Kathy)!

Have a very Merry Christmas!

Quilt On!

Floral Reflections Intro

Floral Reflections

Floral Reflections Update

Floral Reflections Update 2

Floral Reflections Update 3

Pin Basted

Floral Reflections Update 4

Floral Reflections Update 5

Floral Reflections Update 6

Quilting Floral Reflections

Quilting Floral Reflections 2

Quilting Floral Reflections 3

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Tagged Floral Reflections, free motion machine quilting, LCsCottage, Quilt Nouveau Designs

Quilting Floral Reflections 3

Posted on December 22, 2020 | 12 comments

Some of you know that the day job has been particularly demanding this month…I have had no days off since I had one on December 3rd.

Therefore, I am not focused on Christmas.

What little energy that I have had after work, has been spent machine quilting Floral Reflections. I am determined to finish this quilt by the end of the year!

I was stumped as to how to quilt the border when I came upon this stencil design in my Electric Quilt 8 program. I think it is a design that I imported to EQ some time ago.

It worked out great!

The quilting is finished. I am on to the binding.

I just might make my self imposed deadline!

Quilt On!

Floral Reflections Intro

Floral Reflections

Floral Reflections Update

Floral Reflections Update 2

Floral Reflections Update 3

Pin Basted

Floral Reflections Update 4

Floral Reflections Update 5

Floral Reflections Update 6

Quilting Floral Reflections

Quilting Floral Reflections 2

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Tagged Electric Quilt, EQ8, Floral Reflections, fmq, LCsCottage, machine applique, machine quilting, Quilt Nouveau Designs

Quilting Floral Reflections 2

Posted on November 30, 2020 | 15 comments

The last time that I shared a Floral Reflections progress report, I was considering what to use for the background filler for the applique blocks.

My go-to filler is stippling, but I wanted to try something different. I did think about pebbles. I love the look of pebbling, but I thought that would be too much work.

Cindy Needham talks about sunshine and shadow. She uses scribbling to create the shadow and emphasize the sunshine. So I decided to try it!