Victorian/Heirloom Stockings
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Thank you!! I used Glide thread in the top and bobbin. Not that it's necessary. I'm really not too particular as far as thread goes, I just happen to like Glide because it's inexpensive, comes off the cone and runs in my long arm well, and it's somewhere between a fine and thick thread.
Thank you!!! I certainly will! My goal for today is to finish the remaining two stockings. ![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
Certainly! I love to share!!
I did not actually go through and add the trapunto. I adore trapunto...but I'm a lazy quilter. I could have done machine trapunto to save time...but I'm even too lazy for that. What I did was layer two lower loft inexpensive polyester battings. To create the trapunto look I quilted very densely and close to the feathers. This is my preferred method because I do like detail work...and I adore the old fashioned look.
You COULD do this by quilting the feathers first with a water soluble thread and then trimming away the batt...but that's a lot of work and honestly if I'm going to go to all the trouble I'd rather do it at the machine than quilting, trimming, quilting again. Bleh. Like I said I'm lazy. LOL![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
The batting is Quilter's Dream Poly Request...their least expensive lowest loft batting. But I used two layers.
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You COULD do this by quilting the feathers first with a water soluble thread and then trimming away the batt...but that's a lot of work and honestly if I'm going to go to all the trouble I'd rather do it at the machine than quilting, trimming, quilting again. Bleh. Like I said I'm lazy. LOL
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The batting is Quilter's Dream Poly Request...their least expensive lowest loft batting. But I used two layers.
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