I sawnthis technique on one of my sites this morning but can't seem to find a tutorial on it. Can anyone tell me more about this technique? It looks really interesting. Thanks Lucky Bud Oh yes, this is my first post I just joined you all this morning. I will add more about myself soon.
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Welcome to the board lucky! You can look at the trapunto quilts here...and she does show you how on her tutes. Also..if you search for Geta on this board, you can see more of her shadow trapunto information.
http://cadouri-din-inima.blogspot.co...label/tutorial |
Welcome, sorry canīt help with the tute but I know Sandpatīs is one we have used.
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Karen McTavish has been doing this for years, you should google her and look at her work then purchase her books one comes with a DVD.
I will do doing one soon with batting, fleece and wide felt, I will use bright colored fleece and felt as once it is overlaid with bastise the brights will become pastels. You can also use a Toile of print fabric as your shadow piece, Karen shows it all in her books and on her website. |
YouTube has a tutorial on it. I believe there are few on beginners Trapunto as well as Advanced.
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Welcome to the board. I'm sure you will love it here. I just read a tutorial about it in one of my quilting mags. I really want to try it.
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I have done some trapunto but I just couldn't figure out how she used the batting? I still don't understand it but will check out the tuts. It looked to me like the batting was laid on the top of the quilt and the design was stitched through batiste and batting and then cut or trimed from the front. It is certainly beautiful work. Lucky bud
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