I've found using a light box helps but if you do not have a light box then a window works the same.
Now comes the fun part (and also the frustrating part). Finding just the right fabric to use. I did want to match the rosie red of the pear on the left but I didn't have quite the right material so after many trips to the red bin, I decided to then go with a darker green.
Not liking the pink/red at all.
Not exactly thrilled with the dark green either.
But this is only going to be a sample, test art quilt so we will see if adding stitching and embellishments helps.
At least they still look like a pair of pears!
Being lost in the excitement of doing this project I jumped ahead a step. I find it easier to do the free hand stitching on the top layer before ironing down the fusible pieces. OOP's.
Back to the quilt books....I know there are a few of them on the shelf with "How to free hand machine quilt" information.
Hey Keith - loved your pink birthday cake!!! Is this going to be a new fad for the men in the Davidson family??
Happy birthday to Keith.... and happy stitching to others.
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