The task was to make leaves in a continuous pattern. I used black thread to make the pattern stand out so that I could look at my stitch length. My stitches are consistent but the quality of the leaves are marginal. Had I done the leaves in a pale pink thread, I think they would have looked decent. I free motion frequently but tend to do either a stipple or large meander. I intentionally slowed my speed and concentrated on stitch length. All in all, an "ok" practice.
Friday, January 20, 2012
A little free motion practice
I am participating in the 2012 Free-Motion Challenge on SewCalGal's blog. This is my version of the first challenge.
The task was to make leaves in a continuous pattern. I used black thread to make the pattern stand out so that I could look at my stitch length. My stitches are consistent but the quality of the leaves are marginal. Had I done the leaves in a pale pink thread, I think they would have looked decent. I free motion frequently but tend to do either a stipple or large meander. I intentionally slowed my speed and concentrated on stitch length. All in all, an "ok" practice.
The task was to make leaves in a continuous pattern. I used black thread to make the pattern stand out so that I could look at my stitch length. My stitches are consistent but the quality of the leaves are marginal. Had I done the leaves in a pale pink thread, I think they would have looked decent. I free motion frequently but tend to do either a stipple or large meander. I intentionally slowed my speed and concentrated on stitch length. All in all, an "ok" practice.
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Looks GREAT!!!
ReplyDeleteJob well done! Mine can be seen at mountainquiltworks.blogspot.com. Can't wait to get more time to practice!
ReplyDeleteThat looks really cool - well done! I have yet to do my attempt as my machine has decided to go on holiday and I am having problems with the tension! Hmmm...I hope I can do as good a job as you once I sort it out!
ReplyDeleteGreat job Suzan!
ReplyDeleteLooks great!! It's harder than it loooks and sounds! I know!
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