Disappearing Nine-Patch Top - Stipple Complete
I lit out at lunch in the rain on Tuesday and bought another spool of my favorite baby pink Prescencia so I could finish stippling. This was a bigger quilt than I usually make, and it took me longer than normal to stipple the whole thing. The center was a PITA to reach, but I got it done. I don't think it's quite up to my usual stipple-standard, but it will do. Here's a close-up of a part I'm not too ashamed of. lol I'm going to bind it with the pink batik, using the gluing technique I've seen here. In fact, I had better review the process before I start; otherwise, I'm likely to mess it up! I was happy to hear my friend, Dorthy, is going to start stippling. She took my advice, and selected a quilt that is in such bad shape it can only be improved upon - apparently after washing, the back is falling off. This removes all pressure to stipple perfectly, and lets you just get in the flow.
8 comments:
Looks great to me, Susan! I really need to learn to stipple. DNP is one of my favorite patterns to make.
Your stippling is beautiful. Mine doesn't have that same look, but I do want to do your look more.
Looks great. Washing make a lot of difference. I've found most non-quilting people don't have a clue if the quilting is awesome or not. lol Love the colors and I need to check out the glueing tute.
as a beginner FMQ I think your stippling looks great!
I love your quilt and the quilting is wonderful. Thanks for sharing. Judy C
I would be pretty proud of thatstippling Susan. It's a great quilt. Tracee xx
Looks great and I know you are glad that this much is done and only a little bit more before the finish....
I'm addicted to stippling! I just get lost in thoughts and songs when doing this and time flies.
looks like about 14 bobbins filling here!
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