Since you asked.

A couple of you wanted to know how I did the stitches

 on this project yesterday.

I used my machine and curved all the way down each row.

Corner to corner.

I've tried this before with just one CURVE....

but when I double the curves in each square.....

my imperfections are HIDDEN. ;)

I do not like to mark quilting lines....

so this pattern worked great on this little table topper.

I began at the top of a row

and curved my line of stitching down to the opposite corner.

I then curved back UP to the top.

Then I curved down RIGHT next to the FIRST curve.

Here's the next SQUARE.

I did the same thing.

Down, up, and down again.

See???

Each square has THREE curves.

Here's the last bit.

When you get to the bottom of a row of squares....

You turn around and go back UP through

ALL the squares filling in

ONE MORE curved line.

Hope that explains it a bit.

I really like this quilting design...

but have to CONFESS.....

  I rarely quilt this heavily on QUILTS.

I usually save these close stitches for small projects!!!!

Here's what I'm working on now.

SWIRLY lines ALL over.

It goes much faster....

and it's a quilting pattern that seems to

come easily for me.

We probably ALL have a "DOODLE" that's inside of us.

Well.....this is mine. ;)

When you're wrestling with a quilt...

You don't want to have to THINK too much. :/