sounds good to me, I'll have to try it :D :thumbup:

Very neat idea. The same stitch is shown in Erica Wilson's Embroidery Book (1973) as the Fly Stitch.

I really like this idea, have never tied a quilt because I dont like leaving threads, but this gives the speed of tying with the neatness of quilting. will definately give this a try. Thankyou so much for sharing this Sara

wooohoooo!!! i'll be trying this very soon, i'll bet. :P

{{{{{{echo}}}}}} I'm not sure I understand the technique, but I will try it to see if I can reproduce the stitch. I love the tufted look.

{{{{{{{boing!}}}}}}}} A-ha ! "lightbulb" I think I've got it. The clincher for me is "like the daisy stitch." Still not sure about the thread.

I like knit crosheen the best. But I have also used baby yarn on a baby quilt. I heard of a lady that used embroidery floss, but I can imagine the tangles mess I'd end up with. Knit crosheen comes in a wide variety of colors.

If I'm not mistaken it has been on this board before. If you ask Boo, I'm sure she can tell ya where to find it in the archives, I remenber it had pictures with instructions as well.

bump for directions on turkey tracks

Is this a variation of tying? Do you travel between the layers to the next position?