Technique called Turkey Tracks
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Originally Posted by lomac45
Have you ever heard of a quilting technique called Turkey Tracks. I saw
> it done in northern maine this summer but was unable to get the
> directions.
>
They spaced the "turkey tracks" by using a long doll making needle. End result was a V which looked like a turkey track.
>
> any leads on finding the directions to do this will be appreciated.
Lois McBreairty
> it done in northern maine this summer but was unable to get the
> directions.
>
They spaced the "turkey tracks" by using a long doll making needle. End result was a V which looked like a turkey track.
>
> any leads on finding the directions to do this will be appreciated.
Lois McBreairty
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Hi Sara,
I am not ignoring you! I thought it looked a lot like the Fly Stitch, but needed to confirm. Sometimes being a 'perfectionist' is a burden...
I, too, am looking forward to trying this. What type thread do you use? I could see this in a lightweight perle cotton, or is that what knit/crosheen is? I would almost prefer the stitches to be seen!
That is part of the reason I tie... I tie on the back so the tufts are there. Nothing on the front to mar the beauty of the quilt. I also bartack using clear thread-that way there is nothing showing anywhere!
Anita
I am not ignoring you! I thought it looked a lot like the Fly Stitch, but needed to confirm. Sometimes being a 'perfectionist' is a burden...
I, too, am looking forward to trying this. What type thread do you use? I could see this in a lightweight perle cotton, or is that what knit/crosheen is? I would almost prefer the stitches to be seen!
That is part of the reason I tie... I tie on the back so the tufts are there. Nothing on the front to mar the beauty of the quilt. I also bartack using clear thread-that way there is nothing showing anywhere!
Anita
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