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Thanks! I do it the same way you do. Seems easier to me! I appreciate your posting the link!
Originally Posted by schoolteacher
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Found it again. Youtube Big stitch lesson 5: the ending knot Jo Glover
It's new to me at least. I had been taught to wind the thread around the needle and then put the needle back into fabric. Hope this helps. |
You can most easily find the little balls of perle cotton #8 on the internet.
You can also use white/ecru crochet cotton thread #10 in the big balls from Walmart. I've done this very effectively on a commissioned candlewicked quilt. Using beeswax (again from Joannes) makes the thread easier to thread the needle and to work with. Jan in VA |
We had a presenter at guild who used the Perl cotton and also said to use a chenille needle in size 18(? I think that was the size)
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Thanks for the link. I hand quilted my granddaughter's wedding quilt with embroidery thread. Used all six strands. Not fun. Perle thread would have been so much better and less expensive!
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I am sitting here with a bunch of burlap that has been cut into sections to make pillows. I have been thinking of what I can do to make them unique. This thread gives me some really nice ideas for stitching with pearle cotton. I always enjoy the ideas I get from others who view this website. This is so timely.
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I'm a hand quilter and I always looking to see what kind of thread to use so it can help me stitch my quilts faster. I also wants my quilts to look wonderful.
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