"Continuous pattern quilting" repeats a selected pattern across the quilt in rows. This type of pattern can be used on any quilt, but is particularly appropriate for Log Cabin and other designs that don't have a definitive block.
"Individual Block quilting" uses a four or six sided pattern sized to fill the quilt block. This method is appropriate for a quilt such as Irish Chain or Ohio Star. For a quilt such as Tennessee Waltz, one pattern can be used for the 54-40 block and a second pattern for the Snowball block.
"Stippling" quilting is a random meandering pattern of loops filling selected areas of the quilt such as the background fabric.
