Combining Wavy Lines & Stipple Meander for Custom Quilting – Vintage Revisited
Whenever I get to the quilting stage, my goal is always to accentuate the design of the quilt with my quilting choices.
Sometimes that is a very time consuming process, other times I am able to do that quickly. The latter was the case with Vintage Revisited.
This course ONLY includes the quilting tutorial for this quilt. It is included as part of the pattern course at this link.
I used wavy lines inside the strip-pieced diamonds following the shape of the block to create a series of four diamond waves that help the block stand out.
Then I filled in the background with a medium scale stipple meander to help that fade away so the piecing and fabric can be the star of the show.
I got the entire large twin-sized quilt done in under five hours on my longarm, which just proves that you don’t need to spend hours and hours on quilting to create a custom look.
Syllabus
In today's video I use wavy lines inside the strip-pieced diamonds following the shape of the block to create a series of four diamond waves that help the block stand out on Vintage Revisited. Then I fill in the background with a medium scale stipple meander to help that fade away so the piecing and fabric can be the star of the show. I got this large twin-sized quilt done in under five hours on my longarm, proving you don’t need to spend hours and hours on quilting to create a custom look.