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Join us on a TQS exclusive 12-month journey into the land of childhood memory with a charming quilt designed especially for TQS by internationally-known Australian designer Lynette Anderson. Lynette combines simple, unpretentious folk art style appliqué motifs with patchwork blocks for a quilt that will be lots of fun to make. Each month we will provide photos, detailed directions for a portion of the quilt, and full-size patterns. We will once again be offering monthly companion teaching videos as well. It all makes for a year of fun and learning!

TOPIC: embroidery

embroidery 19 Jan 2015 22:45 #126361

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It is good to have an embroidery expert we can consult!
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embroidery 19 Jan 2015 16:20 #126353

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Outline stitch and stem stitch are pretty much the same thing except one of them 'cables' lefthandedly and the other 'cables' righthandedly (cannot remember which way round it is) Also they are the reverse side of back stitch - so you could say that you have done stem stitch after all :whistle:


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embroidery 19 Jan 2015 14:14 #126348

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Not to worry - after all, it is your house!!! We all decorate differently, non?
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embroidery 19 Jan 2015 13:48 #126347

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I just realised I have used back stitch for the windows rather than outline stitch - is outline stitch the same as stem stitch? Well I will leave it anyway. I also used dark grey thread rather than black.
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embroidery 18 Jan 2015 19:08 #126337

I would say two strands as well. On the TQS show Lynette says she uses 2 strands. I don't think it needs any more than that.
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embroidery 18 Jan 2015 10:27 #126327

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I guess she left some things for us to decide ourselves. Hmm.
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embroidery 15 Jan 2015 10:13 #126164

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Lynette uses 2 strands of embroidery floss in her books - but I see in the requirements list for embroidery it says she used perle cotton.
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embroidery 15 Jan 2015 08:41 #126163

Hi I am ready to begin the embroidery portion of the 2015 BOM. How many strands of floss do I use? I am guessing 2, but it woukd be good to know what Lynette recommends. Thanks
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