Intermingled Wholecloth
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- Hey all,
Today we are sitting out the fabulous Intermingled design from ProStitcher Patterns (previously Quiltable). Remember using code ASF10 will save you an additional 10% off your purchase at pro stitcher.com. This design was not designed for this panel but it ended up working very well with it. A great way to have something that looks super complex but is really just 5 rows of stitching. If you can advance, you can stitch this pattern out.
Hope you try it out and remember to tag me in your final quilt top photos!!!
Intermingled (use code ASF10):
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Thanks for watching,
Adam
AT THE END OIF THE DAY, IT'S JUST QUILTING!!!
1m still watching you im very old but I still love to quilt .all I can is dream of a long quilter .
Listen!!!!! That is absolutely beautiful!!!! ❤❤❤
It’s wonderful that your discount is on top of the membership discount!
Beautiful! I had to get the panel and the design, Loved how it came out. You gave me the courage to try it. Thank You!!!
This turned out beautiful! 🌷
I have a couple of the dream big panels, but haven’t had the courage to try them yet.
Very cool!! Question after watching your other dream big green quilt, on that one you deleted some of the pedals that were stitched as you added more designs for the processing power. What makes this design different that you didn't need to delete the rows that were stitched after you placed more rows? Is that because of the software upgrade? This design you kept the whole design on the screen for the entire stitch out.
I have the Moxie with 8 ft frame and PSL and just getting into purchasing patterns. How tall of a pattern can I use with the Moxie that would fit within my throat space?
It all depends on how thick your batting is, so not really an easy answer. I might go 8 per row tall max but I don’t have a Moxie to play with so I’m not 100% sure.
QUESTION: With your backing on one bar, and your top on the other, once you've sewn the lower rows, how do you roll the quilt back up to the top? Aren't the sewn together parts going to roll up on separate bars?
When I work on a wholecloth quilt like this, I pre-baste the whole quilt down. I use a large stipple stitch across the entire piece of fabric or quilt. Once’s it’s totally basted, you can roll the quilt back and forth with no issue. It will role up on your take up/back bar and your belly bar. The basting takes is fully off the top bar.
Adam, so you leave your basting/stay stitching in until AFTER you stitch out the design? Doesn't it make it difficult to remove those stitches? I usually remove the basting before I stitch out an design area because I thought it would be really hard to get them out afterwards, especially when a design has some dense stitching like this one has.
I did on this quilt but I do usually take it out first. I only leave it in when I needed everything to stay put. When I did the Mary Beth quilt, I left them in so nothing shifted as I stitched. It makes it harder to pull out but not impossible.
what thread did you use - I did not see anywhere you said. thank you sir.
never mind rewatched and found it out
Question? When you did the poinsettia you removed your basting stitches before stitching, is it not necessary?
I usually do take them out but I was in a hurry. You can take them out after but if the design is dense, it makes it harder but doable.
@@adamsewfun. have you ever done the basting in a water soluble thread to make it easier to remove the basting after stitching? When I removed the basting before the stitching, the design (a bit orange) didn’t match up well with the fabric design. Specifically the “teardrops” in sections 02 & 03.
What is the name of the panel?