My mother tought me this kind of quilting years ago (even before I learn what is patchwork and quilting )

First I draw the flowers on a white muslin or other lightweight fabric

Fix it by basting on the wrong side of your object

Small running stitches by hand (back stitches) all over every part you want it to pop up (you can use your machine straight or zig zag

Behind every bocket formed by the stitching outline, cut a small long slit ( 1/4 _ 1/2 inche )in the backing fabric (becareful not to cut the top fabric)

Fill it with small amount of fibers tp pad each stuitched pocket, don't over- stuff

I Tryed many things to go inside for pushing but this little driver was my (partner)

Close the slits with small oversewing stitches.( I am not sure if I have a shot of closing ones )

here is how to work and the final.

Love how that looks!

Thank you for this good tutorial:) Love the finished product:)

Great job!! You make it look sort of easy. . . :roll:

Beautiful

It is easy try to make small pillow, big flower for your living room

Great idea

Thank you for the tutorial. Really nice and looks easy the way you explain it!

Very nice.

The results are great. Thanks for the tutorial. I need to try this.

Would this be a good way to use up batting scraps? I thought the tool would be a tweezers. Your work is lovely. Thanks for this tute :XD: You make this technnique accesable to beginers.

I tried many ways tweezer is too big to my parts (small slits)
I used toothpic( it was't soft enogh), paint prush hand, big needle with out any luck

thank u for looking

That is wonderful. Thank you so much.

You done a great job! Beatiful chaquet! Thanks for sharing! A big hug!

Your jacket is gorgeous!

Looks great! I might start making clothes again if I learn to do that.

Haven't thought of Trapunto in years. I did a 34" x46" panel years ago. Like 35. Had no idea what I was doing. Just followed directions. I framed it, entered it in the local fair and won a blue ribbon. Sure wish I had it back. Can't remember what happened to it.

Very nice jacket. Thanks for the tute

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you Sawsan, you make this look easy for anyone to try it.

Trapunto is something I have always wanted to try but was unsure of. Your tutorial was great! Thanks!

Thank you for sharing your trupunto tutorial with us. :thumbup: I'll try it on some special quilted pillows for the holidays. :-D :-D :-D

Simple tutorial! Beautiful jacket!! Thanks for sharing!!

Love the jacket and you did a good job on the tutorial.

Loved the trapunto look. Very classy. Good Job!

Sawsan, your jacket is lovely!!!!!!

My grandmother taught me this years ago.

looks nice. i like it.

jacket is so pretty