Last Light Wall hanging
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I have just put together the Stephen Lyman Last Light wallhanging and now I am stumped on how to quilt it! I did think initially of doing some 'thread paining' but I am very new on my long arm and think that this may not be a good idea.
If anyone has any ideas or any photos of one that they have quilted (tried an internet search and did not come up with anything) to show me I would be very grateful as I have no idea how to start!
If anyone has any ideas or any photos of one that they have quilted (tried an internet search and did not come up with anything) to show me I would be very grateful as I have no idea how to start!
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Thank you! that gives me a good idea of how to go about this one. I am thinking of using some different threads and maybe a very pretty delicate white shimmery thread on the snow? what do you think?
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use a batting that allows up to 10" between stitching lines (like warm & natural)
then you can do minimal quilting- maybe highlighting wildlife, some water- some clouds... vines/leaves in the borders...
just enough to highlight-without distracting..
and if you are (new) to thread painting, you should practice on something before trying it on a (real) quilt
then you can do minimal quilting- maybe highlighting wildlife, some water- some clouds... vines/leaves in the borders...
just enough to highlight-without distracting..
and if you are (new) to thread painting, you should practice on something before trying it on a (real) quilt
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