Some of you have asked to see some of my older quilts. So I'll use them to fill in now and again. This was great workshop on using single shape and value placement. It has male(geometric) and female(floral) yukata cloth, plus Roberta Horton plaids (remember those, light weight hand, but work very well visually), and a touch of Madras plaid. I used Sulky 12 wt. Blendable thread for the embroidery. That must have been the beginning of my downfall into becoming a thread junkie. I'm fond of that Madras plaid. I bought it at the Guild Store (a feature of the guild show) for $2/yd. It was on a Walmart bolt marked $1/yd.
Showing posts with label Machine embroidery here and there. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Machine embroidery here and there. Show all posts
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Roberta Horton Workshop, on Yukata cloth, 2006
Some of you have asked to see some of my older quilts. So I'll use them to fill in now and again. This was great workshop on using single shape and value placement. It has male(geometric) and female(floral) yukata cloth, plus Roberta Horton plaids (remember those, light weight hand, but work very well visually), and a touch of Madras plaid. I used Sulky 12 wt. Blendable thread for the embroidery. That must have been the beginning of my downfall into becoming a thread junkie. I'm fond of that Madras plaid. I bought it at the Guild Store (a feature of the guild show) for $2/yd. It was on a Walmart bolt marked $1/yd.
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