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Fractured Whole Cloth #2 - Free Pattern! See below  

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Back of the quilt, upper corner detail

Fractured Whole Cloth # 2
40 x 40 inches
Designed, pieced and quilted by Cindy Roth, Renton, WA
Batting: Soft & Bright, Warm Company
Thread: Signature, 100% cotton, Petal
This quilt can be made using the 6 inch and the 12 inch Feather Guides OR the 6 inch and 12 inch Feather Wreath Stencils.

FREE PATTERN! PDF File
To create this quilt with the Longarm U Feather Guides Click Here
To create this quilt with the Longarm U Feather Stencils Click Here
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Pieced by: Barbara Moore
Quilted by: Siriporn Hollar, Kansas
The quilt top is from the book String Piecing by Evelyn Sloppy. I used Perma Core thread, T30 . Batting Hobbs 80% 20%. This quilt is very busy, but  my customer wanted customer quilting. I decided to use the Longarm U Feather Guides down the middle of the "strips" of the quilt.  My customer loves the quilting!

Purple Log Cabin Quilt
Pieced by:  Ione Whitney, Port Orchard, WA
Quilted by: Cindy Roth, Renton, WA
This quilt was a made for the Gig Harbor Quilt Festival.  This quilt raised over $800 in a silent auction for cancer charities.
   
Blue and White Nine Patch
Pieced by: Kenni Spencer, Washougal WA
Quilted by: Cindy Roth, Renton, WA
      This quilt was made for a family friend in New Zeeland.  It was delivered to them when Kenni visited in Christmas 2005.
      The Feather Guides were used in the large feathered wreath in the "plain" blocks and in the Feathered Baptist Fan border.
   

Hearts of Roses
Pieced and Quilted by by: C J Spensley
Finished Size:  76 x 100 inches
     This quilt is hand appliquéd, partially hand quilted, partially quilted on the sewing machine, and longarm quilted on a Gammill Classic Plus.
     I used the feather guides for the quilting on the outer edge, then used the outer edge of the feathers to determine where the scalloped border should be. I liked using the feather guides as it made the spacing of my quilting very even and consistent, giving a more formal look than some other more casual methods I've tried.

Free Hand Feather Class - Class Samples


 

Feather Sampler #1
Top border, first row of blocks, and large sashing.


Feather Sampler #2


Detail of the Back of Feather Sampler #1


Other half of the Detail of the Back of Feather Sampler #1
Second row of blocks, large sashings
Back of Feather Sampler #2

Third row of blocks and  lower border


Feather Sampler #3
Back of Feather Sampler #3
Free Hand Feather Samplers
Pieced and quilted by Cindy Roth, Renton, WA
The quilts above are the samples I use when I teach my Free Hand Feathers Class. Many of the feather designs in these quilts are made using the Feather Guides by Longarm University.