Yeah, I know, I'm technical that way. I'm probably the only one who can decipher my chicken scratching there, but perhaps I will post a tutorial in the future. [Updated to add: Tutorial is now HERE].
It does differ from others in the fact that I used four fabrics, two of which repeat. One is the vintage floral print. I *heart* that fabric.
Are you surprised to see it juxtaposed with the red print that looks like it came straight off The Dating Game set, circa 1970? That's a contemporary print but I cut off the selvage a while ago now and don't recall who makes it.
I made sure to treat Juki Jane right this time. Oiled and de-linted her and gave her a fresh needle...which broke about a quarter of the way through quilting when I hit a bumpy seam. It was pretty dramatic the way it shattered, and it gave me a little scare. Made me glad I was wearing my reading glasses!
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This will be a little giftie for a friend.
I'm linking to Connie's Free Motion by the River Linky Party Tuesday and A Stitch in Time 2012 Finishes. Click and visit!
So cute! I love zig-zags and I love your minis! The deep zigs and zags on this mini are awesome, and I totally got the Dating Game reference. Great finish and thank you for linking up!
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i actually had to think a minute about your vintage fabric P! i sooo love that you are using it up!! its looks fabulous in your mini zig!
ReplyDeleteThat red is from a Moda Valentines line, I just started making my "Speck" Schnibbles last night and it was in the charm pack I chose...can remember the name of it though...
ReplyDeleteCute...especially the quilting design!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute design and such adorable quilting! =D
ReplyDeleteLOVE the Mini Zig. Would love a tutorial too. Glad the needle break wasn't life-threatening...to you or your machine. :)
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Totally love the zag - and I think I had the same thing happen once with a needle and remember it very clearly! So glad I wore glasses too, which was uncommon for me at the time it happened to me. Need safety goggles :)
ReplyDeleteThat's adorable, P.! I love those zigs!! And a nice juxtaposition of vintage and new, too.
ReplyDeleteI named my Juki Tillie.....
I love to see someone else using good old-fashioned graph paper. YEAH for old school!
ReplyDeleteIm a fan of the zig zag. It looks wonderful with those bright retro prints.
ReplyDeleteDarn good job on the quilting too P!
What a great wall hanging and I love the fun fabrics! Too bad about the needle and yes....wear glasses! Thanks for sharing.
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Great projects. Thanks for linking up.
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