International machine stitching trends
09-09-2016, 07:42 AM
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International machine stitching trends
As a followup to a post last week about Kantha stitching, here are the latest remarks about international stitching trends:
Dense Quilt Stitching - unique quilting designs
Trapunto (stuffed/raised areas)
Contrasting Thread Color - a Zentangle technique
You can read about it here, with 4 closeups of gorgeous quilts:
http://50.87.217.193/blog/2016/09/creative-nudge-international-trends-machine-stitching.html
Guess I'm going to up the ante with more stitching on my quilts!
Jan in VA
Dense Quilt Stitching - unique quilting designs
Trapunto (stuffed/raised areas)
Contrasting Thread Color - a Zentangle technique
You can read about it here, with 4 closeups of gorgeous quilts:
http://50.87.217.193/blog/2016/09/creative-nudge-international-trends-machine-stitching.html
Guess I'm going to up the ante with more stitching on my quilts!
Jan in VA
09-10-2016, 05:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
As a followup to a post last week about Kantha stitching, here are the latest remarks about international stitching trends:
Dense Quilt Stitching - unique quilting designs
Trapunto (stuffed/raised areas)
Contrasting Thread Color - a Zentangle technique
You can read about it here, with 4 closeups of gorgeous quilts:
http://50.87.217.193/blog/2016/09/creative-nudge-international-trends-machine-stitching.html
Guess I'm going to up the ante with more stitching on my quilts!
Jan in VA
Dense Quilt Stitching - unique quilting designs
Trapunto (stuffed/raised areas)
Contrasting Thread Color - a Zentangle technique
You can read about it here, with 4 closeups of gorgeous quilts:
http://50.87.217.193/blog/2016/09/creative-nudge-international-trends-machine-stitching.html
Guess I'm going to up the ante with more stitching on my quilts!
Jan in VA
P.S. When my post came up here the link was blue, so I looked there. I liked what I saw. Now it turned black again and doesn't work anymore.
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09-10-2016, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by maviskw
I can't click on anything. Would like to.
P.S. When my post came up here the link was blue, so I looked there. I liked what I saw. Now it turned black again and doesn't work anymore.
P.S. When my post came up here the link was blue, so I looked there. I liked what I saw. Now it turned black again and doesn't work anymore.
Jan in VA
09-10-2016, 06:46 PM
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I got the pic of 4 pics of quilts and the small blurb along with an invite to attend her lecture in Ohio in October....sorry, busy that day....
interesting though on how the focus is more on the quilting, not the fabric/piecing...adds a whole new dimension to the process......
interesting though on how the focus is more on the quilting, not the fabric/piecing...adds a whole new dimension to the process......
09-11-2016, 05:27 AM
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Wow beautiful. I sure wish I could do that. Just got a longarm. I don't know how to use it yet. Someone was giving away for free. I know, in theory, how to use it. I have no idea how to load a quilt. I do have some things to play with once I get started. Maybe in my next lifetime I will learn to do things like that.
Thanks for posting.
Thanks for posting.
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