Hi all, this is Catherine from Olympia WA.
Finally caught up at month six (having taken several 'liberties' along...
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Shannon, I really like the frame look you got from using the light border with the dark half square corners. Good Job!!!...
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I used 5 appliqué blocks and 4 pieced blocks for my 9 block wall hanging. It would be easiest to assemble if all the blocks...
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I finally finished my appliqué corners. I’m behind 3 pieced blocks, but appliqué is caught up!!
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I plan to do the 2 quilt (or wall hanging) version as you are. I'm still working on month 4 -- should I change the dimensions...
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Thanks for this video- the technique is fascinating! One tip- when mixing paints, try using turquoise(cyan) and magenta...
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How sweet with those hearts love it!
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Wow what a great quilt love how you are using the neutrals its going to be spectacular!
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Beautiful love the berries at the end of the stems too!
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wonderful fabrics!
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So so Gorgeous those vase cuts are amazing! great fabrics its going to be so rich in colour! love it!
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lovely soft fabrics are they duwabi fabrics? really nicely done!
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Love your mixture of fabrics its lovely!
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wow as they say all in a days work lol! they look amazing!
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First love to hear you have a white treadle would love to see a picture of it! second your blocks are cute! I love them
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It looks wonderful! love your fabric choices are you using just scraps? how did you decide on your choices love them?
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Hi all.. I am behind in my Color My World and just starting the skyscrapers... Does anyone have the finished size (with...
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Originally posted by [email protected] View PostI’m a bit late to the party. I have pieced a small cushion (12x18). I am sure I will make more. I am trying to upload pictures and am struggling. Anyone have a solution to the pics being too big?
computer I can click on the photo on the desk top and on the main menu at the top of the computer in Preview I go to Tools,
Adjust Size put pixels at 75 and Size at 70 percent and that works for me too. HelenW
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Originally posted by [email protected] View PostI am totally hooked on this process.
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Originally posted by Donna2018 View PostI've included a printed cotton fabric that has a woman's face in it - I had fun doing French knots in her hair, but I don't know if it shows in the picture.
not enlarge, like most do, but I can see the face. Looks like you are having fun. HelenW
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Hey everyone, this is my first time on the Forum. I was looking for a road trip project, when I found Alex’s embroidery class. I have been doing a lot of wool embroidery, but have not really worked with silks except for a sampler crazy quilt. Joining late and under a time crunch I dug through my stash and found several silks I bought years ago and forgot about. Below is my progress to date… I love the modern layout combined with the traditional stitches…having a blast…
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I’m really late to the party on actually doing something on this wonderful project. But, last night and today I carved out some time to piece together my background. This silk I purchased from Sue Spargo and is in various pink tones. Pleased with how this turned out given this was really the first time using my new machine since I purchased it last January(?)—or any machine in over 3 decades!
Now the fun begins! Looking at this, it screams Easter to me so I’m thinking about adding 1 inch wool circles and doing heavy embroidery on those with seasonal animals, flowers, bugs etc., drawing inspiration from SS’s Toned Down Sampler.
Hope people continue to post their beautiful stitching while this slow poke tries to catch up.
ETA: Did my first of ~30 1 inch circles. In case you are wondering: First whipped stitched down circle using Ellana wool thread. Flower is using Eleganza #5 perle cotton threads for colonial knots and palestrina knots (stem), #8 for chain stitch.Last edited by Carole B.; 12-28-2021, 08:24 PM.Carole B. aka nhbaskets
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Originally posted by nhbaskets View PostI’m really late to the party on actually doing something on this wonderful project. But, last night and today I carved out some time to piece together my background. This silk I purchased from Sue Spargo and is in various pink tones. Pleased with how this turned out given this was really the first time using my new machine since I purchased it last January(?)—or any machine in over 3 decades!
Now the fun begins! Looking at this, it screams Easter to me so I’m thinking about adding 1 inch wool circles and doing heavy embroidery on those with seasonal animals, flowers, bugs etc., drawing inspiration from SS’s Toned Down Sampler.
Hope people continue to post their beautiful stitching while this slow poke tries to catch up.
ETA: Did my first of ~30 1 inch circles. In case you are wondering: First whipped stitched down circle using Ellana wool thread. Flower is using Eleganza #5 perle cotton threads for colonial knots and palestrina knots (stem), #8 for chain stitch.
looks wonderful. The pinks are so soft looking. Easter is the perfect theme for those colors. Thanks for sharing you thread choices.I
I love it when TQS members give a little background along with the photos. I know you must have a monster Thread Stash. How is your fabric stash??? The new BOM is just around the corner. HelenW
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Hi all, this is Catherine from Olympia WA.
Finally caught up at month six (having taken several 'liberties' along... -
Shannon, I really like the frame look you got from using the light border with the dark half square corners. Good Job!!!...
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I used 5 appliqué blocks and 4 pieced blocks for my 9 block wall hanging. It would be easiest to assemble if all the blocks...
-
One down
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I finally finished my appliqué corners. I’m behind 3 pieced blocks, but appliqué is caught up!!
-
I plan to do the 2 quilt (or wall hanging) version as you are. I'm still working on month 4 -- should I change the dimensions...
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Thanks for this video- the technique is fascinating! One tip- when mixing paints, try using turquoise(cyan) and magenta...
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How sweet with those hearts love it!
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Wow what a great quilt love how you are using the neutrals its going to be spectacular!
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Beautiful love the berries at the end of the stems too!
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wonderful fabrics!
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wow this is lovely!
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So so Gorgeous those vase cuts are amazing! great fabrics its going to be so rich in colour! love it!
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