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Monday, May 30, 2016
Give Thanks! -
Looking at the center squares on the Christmas embroidered table runner - I thought they needed a bit more quilting - so I FMQ around the embroidery part and then "scribbled" in the background areas. I didn't care if I "crossed" my lines - I just wanted to mash it down - and not have a 4" square area with no quilting in it - ;))
I also played with my Turkey Day Wallhanging - marked some "clamshells" in the "turkey" rows - then did some FMQ and followed the marked lines pretty well this time. And I like how it seems to puff up and show off the "turkeys" - ;))
I know that it is a Thanksgiving piece -
but the sentiment seemed appropriate for this Memorial Day weekend - ;))
Give Thanks! - ;))
Talk to you later - gotta go - gotta sew -
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2 comments:
Both good ideas. The scribble quilting in the background of an embroidered block can pop the design a bit.
The clamshells really work well for the Turkey Day fabric
Thanks, Gene - it's fun trying various techniques and designs - like "mash that" to "pop this" - and the clamshells just seemed like a "natural", so I HAD to try it - ;))
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