using thread on water soluable stablizer question
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A long time ago in Simply Quilts there was a lady on that showed how to make lacy type shapes with thread and then melting the stablizer just leaving the thread.
Does anyone know who that was?
Does anyone know who that was?
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I don't know who you are talking about but Missy at Skeldalehouse Designs has some beautiful free standing lace designs. http://www.skeldalehouse.com
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Sulky threads just did a demo/class for our guild. He explained how to use their stablizer that disolves in water. You can just stitch the outline (onto the stablizer) and then stitch and other lines you want, do alittle fmq for effect. Then just stick it into water. The stablizer disolves and you have your shape left. Just be sure you completely connect all the outside lines so there is an actual shape after the stablizer is disolved.
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Originally Posted by bjeriann
I don't know who you are talking about but Missy at Skeldalehouse Designs has some beautiful free standing lace designs. http://www.skeldalehouse.com
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Originally Posted by GreatStarter
Sulky threads just did a demo/class for our guild. He explained how to use their stablizer that disolves in water. You can just stitch the outline (onto the stablizer) and then stitch and other lines you want, do alittle fmq for effect. Then just stick it into water. The stablizer disolves and you have your shape left. Just be sure you completely connect all the outside lines so there is an actual shape after the stablizer is disolved.
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I just got a new machine and have been trying this for the past few days. I got some designs from emlibrary.com and they have project sheets to show how it's done. Mine keep messing up so now I'll call my viking LQS and get a lesson from the lady there that teaches about my machine. Good luck; since I'm failing at this I'll be checking out the answers here.
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I have made some freestanding items. So here goes.
Halloween Pumpkin candy bowl
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Easter Rabbit Basket
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The easter ornaments are FSL
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Easter bowl is FSL with my fabric eggs
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Hair barrettes are FSL
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My first FSL Bowl
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Valentine FSL Doily
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Easter FSL Doily
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Originally Posted by dreamboat
I have made some freestanding items. So here goes.
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