I love this idea!! Thank you for the tutorial :D:D:D

Absolutely exquisite....can't wait to try this...I've used the bias tape but really like the looks of this....thanks for sharing...

Thanks so much, your tutorial is great. I can see that this would lend itself to lots more designs than using the bias. It looks much more like actual stained glass. I really like using stained glass patterns, I have a few books of these and I will be getting them out, they were much to hard of a design for me when I learned to do stained glass, but great for this.

Thanks so much, your tutorial is great. I can see that this would lend itself to lots more designs than using the bias. It looks much more like actual stained glass. I really like using stained glass patterns, I have a few books of these and I will be getting them out, they were much to hard of a design for me when I learned to do stained glass, but great for this.

How beautiful! Love the art work you put into your quilting thats mor of what i want to do just cant get my ideas out of my head into my hands yet!

Gorgeous!! Thanks so much for the tutorial.

AWESOME JOB I love this technique, thanks for shaRING!
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Gorgeous work. WOW

Ooooo, Ahhh!

Woww Beautiful :thumbup: :thumbup:

This is beautiful! Thank you for sharing. Unfortunately I'm not up to this standard yet but I am drooling over your pictures.

Oh my word. I'm speechless.

Your tutorial is great. Never thought to use yarn to outline designs. Great!

great tut.

The effect of the black yarn over the fabrics is stunning.

thanx

What a fantastic idea! I've done stained glass with bias tape and I've done yarn couching on art quilts but never thought to combine the two techniques so THANK YOU!!! Also great idea to FMQ first so you can travel between the pieces - anything that avoids sewing in ends is great with me!

PS Sorry was so excited I forgot to say how beautiful your work is! :-D

Agreed!!!!

thanks, beautiful

Thank you for the beautiful pictures of your stained glass quilt. I love the idea of the black yarn. Effect is beautiful and much more economical. :thumbup:

wow, wow, and more wow. I will definitely have to try this, I have a dragon in my minds-eye that needs to get out of my head... this could be the perfect technique!

How beautiful that is!!

WOW..absolutely stunning..thanks for showing it in progress!!

WOW says it all !!!!!!!!!!!

Beyond fabulous!!! Thanks for the tute on how you do it.

Oh my goodness is your work gorgeous!!! My eyes are popping from all the beauty! Thank you soooo much for sharing with us! You've given me courage... :)

Amazing!! I think I agree with poster above, I would love to try this when I grow up...lol. Wow!!

I'm new to stained glass quilting but didn't like the bold lines of the bias tape in the center. Your tip on the use of yarn is great and will use it. Your work is beautiful! Wish I had the confidence to paint my design......not there yet, but some day :). Would love to see more of your work. You can email me if you have time to share. Many thanks!

Fantastic. I love anything with a stained-glass look. I'll have to try the yarn.

Amazing!!!!

I so enjoyed your tutorial and seeing your creation...thank you for sharing...I won't be attempting it, bot wonderful to thinkabout

That is just gorgeous!! I would love to do a workshop for my quilt guild with this technique. I know they would love it!

Amazing work!

Very nice!!!!!!

This is so gorgeous! There's just something about the look of stained glass... I've never seen the yarn technique and would like to Bookmark this thread. (Can we still do bookmarks here??)

This is absolutely stunning and what a beautiful talent. I am so inspired by your creative tutorial. Now I truly want to learn to quilt. Thank you.:o

This is one of those "Why didn't I think of that" moments. Thanks!

WOW that looks great! Thank you so much for sharing...can not wait till I am good enough to try this!

Beautiful work, I might have to give this method a try on a project in the future.

Stunning! I will put it on the top of my 'must do' list for 2013, less complicated, of course.

Beautiful and inspiring! Thanks so much for the tut! LisaD in upstate NY

More pictures, please.....PLLLLLLEEEEEEEEAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE