When I was first thinking about Grid Quilting, I attended a lecture from Sue Heinz of Kismet Quilting.
In her lecture, she introduced me to CIRCULAR GRID QUILTING!!!!……
WHAT!!!!
I have gnashed over the idea for the last 7 months and finally decided that it was time to face my fears….put on my big-girl panties…..and give it a try!!
GUESS WHAT????
It was easier than I EVER expected it to be.
Check it out here……
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4 thoughts on “Circle Grid Quilting”
Love it. What did you use for your marking and how did you clear it? Thank you
Debi
I used a blue marker and spritzed it with water to wash it out. My favorite marker is this one…… https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IWEAPSS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&&th=1&_encoding=UTF8&tag=francesquilts-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=7741b724543ff017683ed76dc2dae6c0&camp=1789&creative=9325%22%3eLeonis%20Wash%20Out%20Markers%3c/a%3e
Wow! I’m so impressed that you tried this design out in front of all of us! It looks great. You didn’t obsess about it–which is wonderful. I find when I am doing zentangle and I make a mark that is slightly off, if I just keep going, when the design is all filled out the minor irregularities don’t detract very much, if at all.
I have always heard that once is a mistake but three times is a design choice!!!