Saturday, July 7, 2012

FMQ - Ann Fahl inspired

It's been a while since I posted about my FMQ.  I have been following the FMQ Challenge at SewCalGal's site.  Trouble is, I have not had much of a chance to actually practice the FMQ until recently.  Now I'm spending some time catching up with the tutorials. 
Here is my practice piece for the loopy pattern that was provided during March when the session was lead by Ann Fahl.


I finally went to town on this piece I call Mentors' Flowers.  It was a sample piece mentors in my Guild put together to demonstrate the various methods of applique.


I taught my favorite technique; needle turn.  Each of the mentors designed a flower to demo their specific technique.  I designed the purple tulip.  Here is a close up of the quilting.



Now I'm off to try the FMQ technique from April with Don Lin.

3 comments:

What Comes Next? said...

way to go! Your loops look great, and bet it feels good to be moving another wip along!

dolls5000a said...

i'm not sure about the plastic rings in the circle, but i do know i hace seen this pattern used in crochet books for bedspreads and tablecloths from the 50's
debbie

Lisa said...

fun quilting!!!