Holiday Treat Panel
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I would stitch all the outlines, and follow sections such as the hairs in the horses' mane, in the leaves and bows etc. It gets easier once you've started and can be addictive. Beautiful panel.
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I would take advantage of the elements on the side, the bow, the holly spray and the ribbon to make 3D elements. I would stitch those up with a little batting and probably "birth" them to sew onto the quilt after it is quilted.
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Join Date: Mar 2011
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I also would outline stitch the features in the panel and add some thread painting inside the shapes. I would quilt wavy lines to the snowflakes and then quilt the snowflakes so it looks like swirls of wind and snow in the background.
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Join Date: Aug 2010
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Snowflakes falling with a breeze swirling them about is a grand idea and would add so much to the beautiful panel.
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11-13-2011 04:09 PM