Tuesday, June 01, 2010

Some small thing achieved and how I have done it.

Marking the template - no thread and no bobbin.
Pouncing the design onto the fabric

Final result.
I don't think I will go over it with the white wash-away pen ...I will quilt it direct, and only put the design on as I complete each quilted section.
Maybe later.
One Flower Wednesday tomorrow ... comes around fast.

Just looking at the date today - June 1st.  My DH and I got engaged 51 years ago today - Near the end of the Month - we celebrate our Golden Anniversary...
50 years - my goodness!!

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  1. Joan such beautiful feathers. WOW
    Congratulations on 50yrs in advance.
    Happy Stitching Terry

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  2. 50 years! VERY Impressive!

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  3. It looks great pounced, but will look even better quilted. 50 years, a wonderful milestone! Congratulations!

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  4. You do such impressive work. I have always wanted to try the pounce pad for marking. 50 years sounsd so long, but I bet it flew by. Congratulations.

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  5. Your quilting is amazing! I'm dazzled watching the process! Wow, 50 years! Ah, you must have been about two when you got engaged...right?!!! ;-)))

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  6. WOW 50 years, congratulations you two!! You two must like eachother LOL.

    Crispy

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  7. I am so impressed by your quilting skills!!! Wonderful to see how you do it. I have never heard of pouncing.
    And wow, 50 year wedding celebration. Gefeliciteerd!

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  8. Congratulations! For a second I thought 50 sounded like a lot, then I realized that my parents are past 42. Keep up the good work.

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  9. In this day and age 50 years is an achievement all in itself. Congratulations!

    Now about those feathers.....WOW! I love them. I want to...need to learn how to design feathers like that
    Well done!

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  10. That pouncing seems to work really well, I'll have to give it a try.
    Congratulations on 50 years!!

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  11. Fifty years Joan...any secrets to your success? Congratulations, and many many more! I used the pounce method on a border a few years ago, and was very happy. I used a pre cut stencil- a simple design, and the machine with a walking foot.

    PS: Andrea is a delight- I am looking forward to more of her story!

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  12. Uhh! Such beauty my friend. Stunning. I think I just get lost in your work.

    Now onto the CONGRATULATIONS. 50 years? You don't seem old enough to be married nearly so long. You must have been but a wee babe when y'all met. You are blessed. I'm in awe of you more and more all the time.

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  13. If you are concerned with the chalk rubbing off before you quilt it, (if you had a large quilt and moved it around a lot) take Press and Seal and lay it over top of your chalked areas, then peel it off in sections as you quilt it.
    Contrats on the 50 years.

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  14. Congratulations on 50 years !

    I`m enthusiastic about your quilting ,Joan , terrific

    Rena

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  15. Thanks Joan. I've been wondering how you do your own stencils.

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  16. Joan, congratulations on 50 years!!! What's the secret to your success?
    Wonderful to see all your quilts.
    Roswitha

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  17. Joan, the feathers are absolutely gorgeous! You are so inspiring to me! And Happy Anniversary to you... wow, 50 years!! That's amazing!

    p.s. I got my Quilt Halo today. Can't wait to use it.

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