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by cracker 07 Dec 2008 ( edited Jan 27'09 16:18 )
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I am looking for some quilting designs that is more of an outline (like redwork) than a filled pattern. Does anyone know where I can find some?

Thanks, cracker

Comments (12)
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by dlonnahawkins 07 Dec 2008
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What designs are you wanting to do? There are several digitizers that do beautiful redwork quilt designs, and some called "outline" Take a look at the link below to get ideas - if you lets us know exactly what you are looking for we may be able to help with freebies.
1 links:
[1] redwork collections
www.sewswell.com
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by 1toni 07 Dec 2008
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I use the last step in embroidery the outline to do my quilts. Some can be enlarged. Anita Goodesigns also has quilt outlines.
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by shirlener88 07 Dec 2008
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cracker, I was going to sugges Anita Goodesign, Sewswell and Emblibrary - they each have lovely quility designs - you can always go to Ann-the-Gran to get some freebies. Alot of the sites have RW - you just have to search for it a bit. Good luck and I hope you share your project with us when you have finished.
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by shirleysisson 07 Dec 2008
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I have started a folder just for collecting designs that I think are suitable for quilting. *4U
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by claudenicolas 07 Dec 2008
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On www.secretsof.com many designers have quilt designs in their collectios, and many are on sale
1 links:
[1] http://www.secretsof.com
www.secretsof.com
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by sqdancer 07 Dec 2008
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Try this one cracker...private message cracker...
1 links:
[1] http://www.kennykreations.com/
www.kennykreations.com
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by cracker 07 Dec 2008
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Thanks guys,i wanted just outlines, so as not to take away from the quilt it's self. I had done a couple of panels with a heavy pattern and it took too much away from the quilt. Might just stencel some paterns on and go free hand (YIKES!!!!!) Getting brave there. Since this is my first to quilt! generally I have somone else do the quilting after I have the tops made. But this throw was to be EASY. YEA RIGHT. Keep plugging along.
Cracker
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by jand803 08 Dec 2008
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Cracker, see if this is what you have in mind. Some may be too many stitches, but others can be perfect. Most have 2 colors and you could just stitch one color. There is a freebie at the bottom of the page. Also check the Baby Quilt blocks for a freebie.
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by dpickel 08 Dec 2008
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Embroidery Library has a whole collection of them... If you go into the QUILTS section from the menu on the left had side, and them look at stipple patterns.... :)
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by cracker 08 Dec 2008
when I type in www.embroiderylibary.com, it takes me to a sale site. mass marketing.
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by kttyhwk4 08 Dec 2008
+1
Cracker.... this is the place to go
1 links:
[1] http://www.emblibrary.com
www.emblibrary.com
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by clawton 08 Dec 2008
Lots of stuff here!
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by sqdancer 08 Dec 2008
+1
Cracker did you see my private message...I am doing a quilt right now with these and they are great, only 5 & 6 minutes each, just outlines...
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by powagrl 27 Jan 2009
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http://www.redleafsales.com/machine_embroidery_designs_quilt_motifs.html