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My DD that is in New Zealand, just loves Halloween, so I made up this tabletopper/wallhanging for her. I machine embroidered a spider on it and tried out my couching foot to do the spider web, with modest results.
The quilt edges aren't really that wavey, but I had to use duct tape to hang it. Also, I just noticed a piece of black thread that I missed on the bottom (it really isn't a part of the design :wink: ) Thanks for looking. Duct tape doesn't really do a very nice job for display purposes ;-) [ATTACH=CONFIG]50060[/ATTACH] Close up of spidey! [ATTACH=CONFIG]52505[/ATTACH] |
THAT IS JUST TOOO CUTE> Love it.
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Thanks. It was my first attempt at an Attic Windows type block.
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LOVE IT!
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Great Halloween wall-hanging. Your DD will love that.
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Remarkable!!! What a cute idea to put the spider web. You are creative.
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Beautiful! You did a great job on the attic window corners (my teacher called them Y-seams... is that the same as mitered?... either way, they look great)
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Cute!
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I think that you did an awesome job on this!!! I love the addition of the spider and the web :D :D :D
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Originally Posted by LucyInTheSky
Beautiful! You did a great job on the attic window corners (my teacher called them Y-seams... is that the same as mitered?... either way, they look great)
Thanks for all the kind comments. The web gave me an opportunity to try out my new couching foot. |
Very nice! I'm curious about the couching foot for the web. Is there a tutorial for that somewhere?
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I have a Bernina and I believe there is a little video on using the Bernina couching foot. Anyone can access that site (has some need projects that really you could do with any machine). I saw the foot demonstrated at my new Bernina owners class and since I was working on this table topper at the time, and had decided to machine embroider a spider on it...then I came up with the web idea so I could use the new foot. I just used sparkly yarn. I buried the ends of the yarn in the quilt batting after I finished couching it down.
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That's really cute!
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Cool! Thanks for the info...I am going to check it out!
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That is so cute. I love your spider. What a great touch.
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I love it!
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What a great job! So much depth in the windows and the web, how cute.
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Spooky spider! I love your little gift offering. Very nice. :D
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Thanks for all the kind comments. We leave for NZ on Saturday, and I plan on hand carrying it so it doesn't get lost if my checked baggage does! Would wind up with no clean clothes, but will have my daughters tabletopper...how's that for priorities? :D
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Wow!!!! I love it. And those spider webs. Wow!!!!!
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That is really great - I love the spider's web. I hope you have a good trip and I'm sure your daughter will love it. :D If your suitcase does go missing, I guess you could wear the quilt like a sarong? :mrgreen:
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Originally Posted by k3n
That is really great - I love the spider's web. I hope you have a good trip and I'm sure your daughter will love it. :D If your suitcase does go missing, I guess you could wear the quilt like a sarong? :mrgreen:
Wouldn't I look just lovely? LOL (Course, the size of the quilt might not quite cover all of my lower half....hmmmm |
I really like your quilt. I love the fabrics! Great spider and web, too! Your DD will be thrilled.
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how cool. i love it :D
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very lucky daughter and one talented mom
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CUTE
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I just love this, especially the spider web coming across!! Nice work!!
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Love your work. The cobweb finishes it!
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OOOoooooo, so scary!
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That is awesome.
Beautifully done Tracy |
Oh i have always admired the Attic Windows, you did a great job for a first attempt.
the whole wall hanging very cute. dee |
nice
l like your quilting |
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