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QM 03-04-2017 08:05 PM

You have a nice little project, as well as the lessons you learned.

Mariposa 03-04-2017 09:24 PM

Fun creative piece!

JuneBillie 03-04-2017 10:14 PM

It's a beautiful piece of art. :)

osewme 03-04-2017 10:20 PM

I like your block. It looks like thread art to me. Good job!

northern lass 03-05-2017 03:22 AM

Really great.

quilterpurpledog 03-05-2017 04:38 AM

I saw a quilt in a shop in Colorado Springs that featured using the decorative stitches. They offered a class. I like what your did. My question is about the thread. Did you use a single type of thread in different colors or did you use a variety of thread fibers, weights as well as colors? This technique would seem to have endless applications.

twinkie 03-05-2017 04:53 AM

Very interesting.

beadywoman 03-05-2017 05:05 AM


Originally Posted by quilterpurpledog (Post 7777820)
I saw a quilt in a shop in Colorado Springs that featured using the decorative stitches. They offered a class. I like what your did. My question is about the thread. Did you use a single type of thread in different colors or did you use a variety of thread fibers, weights as well as colors? This technique would seem to have endless applications.

Hi, quilterpurpledog. I used several different brands of polyester embroidery threads. They were all 40 weight, but I think it would be tons of fun to use some heavier threads as well. In another piece that I am working on sporadically, I couched down fine rat tail cording and embroidery floss for extra texture.

You are right - endless applications!

Sew Freak 03-05-2017 05:12 AM

nice first time results!!

Mary Christine 03-05-2017 05:47 AM

Interesting. I like it!


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