While this is a little ridiculous to try to do so many things at once, I always find the time to blog each day and share the latest design like today's Television Ariel.
Television Ariel is a simple variation of Pine Needles. The only difference is exchanging wavy lines for straight lines!Inspiration - This design wasn't really inspired by anything in particular. I was just thumbing through my 4" squares, saw Pine Needles, and immediately noticed the number of variations I could easily make with this design.
Difficulty Level - Beginner / Intermediate. Just like Pine Needles, this design does require a lot of traveling along your previous lines of stitching. Practice makes perfect so take your time and your stitches will gradually improve.
Directional Texture - 2 directions. This filler is going to work great placed on a horizontal or vertical open area of a quilt.
Suggestions for Use - Try placing Television Ariel in your sashing your expanded over the whole surface of a bright, pieced quilt. This design will look great in these places!
Back of Television Ariel
Feel free to use this free motion filler designs in your quilts,
and make sure to tell your friends where you learned it.
Let's go Quilt!
4 comments:
Leah, Absolutely great designs. Thank you for sharing! thisis going to be fun!
What a wonderful resource your site is for ideas on quilting patterns. I'm still trying to get good at simple machine quilting and I think using one of those sliders for under the quilt and the gloves would make all the difference. Also I think I need to use something besides my walking foot. Thanks for sharing all your wonderful ideas!
MGM
I have checked in almost daily since you started this project.. Great idea. Watching you do the stiches has helped improve my stiches even on untrelated patterns.
And now I have started seeing stich ideas everywhere!
My favorite so far is the pebbles in a stream. Made me want to design a whole landscape quilt just to use it in. Would not be able to pick a second as there are so many that take that spot..
I've just stumbled upon your blog...absolutely LOVE this idea, love your videos and tutorials. Would you mind if I post your blog link on my blog? Thanks for the daily inspiration!
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