by debleerl 12 Mar 2009

I learned these 2 techniques at a club/class at my dealer. Gerry was asking about trapunto, there is a close-up in her question. Both techniques are very easy to do.

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by lbrow 16 Mar 2009

Lovely work debleer. Looks so very delicate *

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by waterlily 16 Mar 2009

Very Nice! Great Work!

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by marietta 16 Mar 2009

This is lovely. I would really like to try Trapunto.

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by adelmarie 16 Mar 2009

It looks great, the details are well apreciated it one clicks on the picture.

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by lenamae 16 Mar 2009

nice good work

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by manami 13 Mar 2009

This is very nice!

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by mumfinch 13 Mar 2009

very nice

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by asterixsew Moderator 13 Mar 2009

Interesting and a good piece of work too

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by gerryvb 13 Mar 2009

wow, this is great, thanks for sharing!

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by sandralochran 13 Mar 2009

Lovely

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by migs 13 Mar 2009

that's lovely

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by tippi 13 Mar 2009

Looks great. I have wanted to do trapunto but just haven't tried it yet. This inspires me.

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by shirlener88 13 Mar 2009

Deb, how about explaining how you did each. Or can you email the instructions? When you click on the pictures - you can see the detail so much nicer and I love both techniques.

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by designgirl 13 Mar 2009

Very lovely.

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by michelej 13 Mar 2009

Looks good...

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by sherylac 13 Mar 2009

Looks lovely and well done

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by mops Moderator 12 Mar 2009

Looks great! Thanks for showing.

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by iris2006 12 Mar 2009

This looks very nice and interesting

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by anna25775 12 Mar 2009

wow this is really lovely, well done *

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by grannyo 12 Mar 2009

This is very interesting. I guess that the butterflies are painted. I like this a lot.

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debleerl by debleerl 13 Mar 2009

The butterflys are shadow applique. The colored fabric is sandwiched, right side up, between the top fabric and the stabilizer. Then trim away the excess colored fabric.

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