Avery's Quilt : Adding More Characteristics

More Characteristics

As I encounter my desire for some change among the newly sewn cloth.

Creative juices kept running freely ....

Maybe the butterfly pattern had something to do with that as it changed my cloth!

I began to explore a few decorative options . And turned to looking into my thread supply with thoughts of adding some decorative stitches. I discovered 2 that popped out at me and waiting for me to make use.

This took me to sewing a few decorative stitches. I used a contrast choice of color among my threads. And began the phases of add them to the strip that had become rows in my cloth.

Deep pink thread applied to the plaid shown in this picture. Providing a contrast border with star like flowers. An added characteristic to the row of plaid.

I continued sewing a few choice rows & changing color choices among threads. And by sewing a few different choices among decorative stitching methods to add to the rows of my cloth.

Resulted in Adding More Characteristics to the cloth.

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