This month's free motion quilting expert is Wendy Sheppard. She taught us the Jester's Hat pattern.
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Your Jester's hat design looks great. I love the way you filled the entire space evenly. Bravo, well done.
ReplyDeleteIt's so interesting to see how everyone's version of the same design comes out slightly different! Yours looks really neat; I agree with Tammy that you did a great job filling the space evenly and consistently (I had LOTS of trouble with this one!).
ReplyDeleteGood Job! I really had trouble with these. ~Jeanne
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I have been wanting so bad to try this but for some reason I'm terrified! Maybe I should just give it a try.
ReplyDeleteThank you all! Sheryl- you should try- its fun!
ReplyDeleteMe gusta tu diseño tan tuyo. Felicidades
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