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Thread: crowfoot quilting

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    Senior Member sue1964's Avatar
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    I reall like what you did.

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    I love it!!!
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    Totally different, but I really like it, too.

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    Love your quilt. Especially love the quilting. Wonder if my machines have that stitch.........now you have me thinking! Thanks for sharing.

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    Your quilt is very pretty and I love the crow feet stitching! Thanks for sharing. I'm thinking I may have to try the CF stitch now.

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    Never saw crow foot quilting,,, is it done by hand, and do you use hand emb. Floss.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nanabirdmo View Post
    rebecca, thanks for the kind words. the stitch is very easy. i used a big ball of verigated crochet thread. if you saw it in person you would see that the stitches aren't perfect, but with practice they get pretty uniform. it looks old fashioned to me. plus the quilting goes really fast. you take a stitch and then travel inside about 1/2 inch to the next one. it is very satisfying to someone like me without a lot of patience for hand quilting :wink:
    When you used the variegated thread, what needle did you use? I have not used that kind of crochet thread, but I assume it would take a bigger sewing needle?

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