basic stippling
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Good for you - I've only done stitch-in-the-ditch and I'm having trouble letting go of straight lines to do stippling. I'm going to do it though - I promised my new daughter-in-law and son placemats for their new house, so will practice on those first. As they say - practice, practice, practice.
#32
what is the difference ..i'm new to this
I always get meandering and stippling mixed up.
Originally Posted by DebraK
Originally Posted by MadQuilter
I'm not a fan of too much stippling because it seems to make the quilt hard. I prefer meandering or outlines. Nice and floppy for me. Now I think stippling is wonderful in trapunto because it makes the designs pop.
#33
Originally Posted by wannaquilt1
I'm going to try this on my quilt for class. I've been practicing many "beginner" designs and this is the only one i can really seem to make look like it's intended to be on the quilt. Does anyone only use this? If I am never able to do any other types of quilting designs would stippling be ok?
#35
What is a "panto" - is this something done only on a long arm machine? Thanks.
Originally Posted by juliea9967
I stipple on the long arm even, with a panto cause that is the only thing I can do. I would love to be able to stipple my baby quilts, but unless I have a stipple pattern to follow I just can't do it. I start out OK, but soon I am wondering where I am going to go next. It is just one of those things that I can't do. I have a friend who free hand micro stipples a lot of her quilts on her sewing machine. I can meander, and still lose my place sometimes, but I can not free hand stipple.
#37
i just am adding the binding to a baby quilt that i made. i have only done a meandering loopdey-loop and am still very new to quilting. i decided i would branch out and i added something that sorta looks like a floppy flower?? hearts, stars, and stippling. and i came up with a conclusion. i can't stipple worth a hoot!! that is SO hard for me to do!! i end up with wavy-like lines instead of little fingers. i'll post pics when im done so ya'll can see what i managed to get done. its so not perfect but it was WAY out of my comfort zone! keep at it, you'll get it; the quilting class i took was worth its weight in gold for me!
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