

This week we will be QUILTING our Front Porch Quilts.
Figuring out how to quilt a 3D Flying Geese quilt top can be a bit tricky, so I want to share photos of my original quilt top.
Jill of J Coterie quilted this and did an amazing job. We decided to quilt down the flying geese by having her quilt around the triangle border of each block. Then she did free motion quilting on the background fabric.
A couple of other ideas for your Front Porch Quilt:
If you want to join me in hand quilting your quilt top, I will be hosting a Hand Quilting Challenge for the Quilters Candy Members this month! CLICK HERE to join us.
If you wonder how I plan to hand quilt my Front Porch quilt, I created a little image to show you where I plan to hand quilt. To see a video tutorial on how to hand quilt, check out my video tutorial HERE.
As with any quilt, you can use whatever batting you prefer. I usually use wool batting or puff batting. Since I already added fill to me Front Porch quilt by filling my 3D Flying Geese blocks, I will use wool batting. I’ll let the puff be in the quilt top.
Congratulations to our Week 6 winner, Chelsea of @sewaddicting. Chelsie won FREE edge to edge long arm quilting from Jill of J Coterie.
Be sure to post your progress this week, because that will enter you to win a FREE Jubilant sewing machine from Baby Lock!
To enter: