The compositions here are framed (top left); diagonal (top right); medallion (bottom left) and grid (bottom right) |
If you follow my blog, you will know that I have followed several Craftsy Classes by Lori Kennedy. At the end of one of these classes Lori sets a challenge for you to complete six mini quilts using different quilt compositions. At the end of last year I had completed four of the six different compositions (shown above) and, to keep up with my FMQ practise, I have now completed the last two.
The last little quilt is an example of a radiating composition and the motifs used are spiral flowers.
Lori has tutorials for the majority of the motifs I have mentioned above on her blog, 'The Inbox Jaunt' if you would like to try them for yourself!
Kudos for wanting to increase your skills even more! Your samples look perfect.
ReplyDeleteThese all look lovely, you have certainly got the hang of FMQ now! xx
ReplyDeletewow Christine these are so gorgeous,you have done so well,they are amazing my friend xx
ReplyDeleteLove them! Saw the ocean one and thought oh, that'll be my favourite...then scrolled down and oh, that's my favourite too!! Ha...they are both gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI really like what you create!
ReplyDeleteKATRIN W.
You have done an amazing job with these! The flowers on the last one are really sweet. Have a nice week, Ariadna.
ReplyDeleteWow these look AMAZING!! This is something I really want to try at some point but have no idea where to even start!!
ReplyDeleteThese are definitely not samples - they're pieces of art!
ReplyDeleteLiebe Christine,
ReplyDeletewow, ich bin richtig beeindruckt!!!
Ich kann es richtig gut verstehen das du bei solchen Kunstwerken weiter am Ball bleiben möchtest. Was hast du eigentlich für eine Nähmaschine? Die muss ja schließlich auch einiges leisten.
Liebe Grüße
Steffi
Looking great! Practice makes perfect!
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