I am going to put myself out there for ridicule, but remember, this is my first attempt AND it is all one-handed as my arm is still broken and still in a splint, but I just had to play.
I haven't monkeyed with the tension yet and I am sure I didn't 100% put my fabric onto my new Millenium correctly, but I just had to play (I already said that though, didn't I?).
My butterfly.
My contemporary blocks
My crisscross
Scribble holly.
Best of the worse Large Popcorn panto.
Leaves and cherries (scribble)
More leaves and cherries.
Meander (I think this is pretty easy).
Water
Twirly "e's"
My attempt at pebbles. LOL
Even dear husband gave it a whirl.
I am NOT going to show you my feathers though.
Oh well......practice, practice, practice.
Omg, for your first attempt, I think that is pretty amazing!!! Just think how awesome you will be with two hands and a little practice!
ReplyDeleteI'm giving you AND Mike an A for effort!
ReplyDeleteFor a first attempt....AND one armed.... I think you are doing great!
ReplyDeleteHave fun with your machine, you'll be mastering it in no time!
I think you are a natural! Good job.
ReplyDeleteYou are something else! Many kudo's to you and a perfect example of you can't keep a dedicated quilter down!! Great accomplishments, Mimi - and you and Mike are going to make a terrific team.
ReplyDeleteHave fun and post more doodles soon.
Wow...they look really good and wish I could do that even with two hands...lol!
ReplyDeleteGail
Thank you Gail.
DeleteLongarming will be a piece of cake for you judging from your one-handed practice scribbles! You go, girl!!
ReplyDeleteAs a complete beginner, and never having tried Longarming, your attempts look quite acceptable to me already, and as they say, practice makes perfect. Loving that quilt in your header picture - I could eat it! xCathy
ReplyDeleteThank you Cathy for the compliments. I am replying here since you are a "no reply" comment. Practice, hopefully, will make perfect and that is what I am striving for.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt in my header is a Gwen Marston liberated baskets. They are so easy to make and very freeing as there is not true pattern.
well, stay tuned. I will be posting more pictures of my progress on the longarm. Sure hope the next pictures show improvement. LOL....I hope.
Pretty darn good Faye!! Wait until you can use both hands and then watch you go. I know you must be having so much fun with Millie.
ReplyDeleteFaye, what a fantastic first attempt! Even one handed! Can't wait to see what you do with both hands! I am still trying to get decent feathers....a bit of a learning curve!
ReplyDeleteYour examples look wonderful!
Marilyn (IQuiltToo)