Definition: Closely-spaced, random quilting stitches that do not cross and tend to flatten the quilted area. Stipple quilting is often used around applique motifs.
Pitcher's for Tildy's Cabin
Meander quilting is similar, but with stitches not as closely spaced. For both methods, quilting stitches are generally curved.
Examples of Stipple and Meander Quilting
Sophie's Baby QuiltPitcher's for Tildy's Cabin
