Qilting around applique
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A source for what?
Personally, I think it depends on the applique and how large the pieces are. If they cover a large area, I like to quilt details into them, such as veins into leaves, bubbles on fish, etc. If the appliques are small, a lot of times I'll just echo quilt them. Smaller appliques also look really good if you quilt densely around them, they pop out from the quilt a bit.
Personally, I think it depends on the applique and how large the pieces are. If they cover a large area, I like to quilt details into them, such as veins into leaves, bubbles on fish, etc. If the appliques are small, a lot of times I'll just echo quilt them. Smaller appliques also look really good if you quilt densely around them, they pop out from the quilt a bit.
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I do the same with Peckish. Are you talking about a source for robotic controlled quilting patterns for applique?
I don't have robotics on my long arm, so can't help with that. I do usually start with carefully outlining the applique and then a more dense fill in the background--how dense depends upon the customers desires (and willingness to pay!)
I don't have robotics on my long arm, so can't help with that. I do usually start with carefully outlining the applique and then a more dense fill in the background--how dense depends upon the customers desires (and willingness to pay!)
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