I started reading Jennifer Chiaverrini's Elm Creek Quilts series by chance.
Just found one in the library one day and decided to give it a try.
It had a quilt on the cover after all!
I have since read them all.
I was in my local quilt shop one day and happen to see this book
I have never done a sampler so I bought the book and decided to give it a try.
I decided that I just wanted a throw for my bedroom so I used a fat quarter bundle of
Fig and Plum by Fig Tree Quilts for Moda.
My dilemma now is how to quilt a sampler.
Do I just use an all over pattern and machine quilt it?
Or do I hand quilt it and quilt each block individually?
Help!
What would you do?
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Good question, I've never done a sampler either! I'd vote for an all-over stippling pattern, some loopy-de-loops or maybe some straight-line quilting. What a beautiful quilt top!
ReplyDeleteI would do an overall pattern too(but I only hand quilt small items : )
ReplyDeleteI like to read the Elm Creek quilt series too!
I've never done a sampler either! I think an all over pattern is good too, love me a stipple :) Thanks so much for linking up, see you next week!
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