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Hi, Welcome to my blog. I live on a grain farm in west central Saskatchewan, Canada. I have been a potter for over 30 years. In recent years I have been having trouble with my joints most used in the making of my pottery such as my wrists and shoulders. I stumbled across a quilt tutorial a few years ago and really enjoyed the process.I did a bit of garment sewing in my early teens so I knew a little about sewing. I find the bright fabrics and challenging techniques of quilt making lift my spirits and challenge my brain.
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Mar 08, 2015 @ 14:52:57
Hi Colleen, you are showing up as a no-reply blogger, so I am responding to your question here. I’m so glad you like my newest quilt, and my stippling. I have to say that there aren’t really any surefire tricks, other than just practice. For a long time, I worried about “ruining” my quilts with imperfect quilting, so I stayed away from free motion, but the longer I do it, the better it gets. I doodle stippling designs a lot on paper to get the feel of it, and it really does help. Good luck!
🙂 Kelly @ My Quilt Infatuation
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Aug 05, 2015 @ 17:08:32
Hi Colleen! The paper piecing pattern is by Amy Ellis and called Trinkets. I believe the blocks in the Trinkets pattern is 9 inch finished.
Heather
Modern Parti Quilts
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Aug 06, 2015 @ 05:37:19
HI Heather, Thanks so much for passing on the pattern info 🙂
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Sep 02, 2016 @ 11:44:38
Hi Colleen! Thank you for commenting on my post with the Elephant Baby Quilt. I appreciate it!
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