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Spirograph
Can you remember the spirograph? While tidying my cupboard I came across my spirograph (Have had it for over 40 years!) I thought It would make lovely designs this is my first attempt. I used varigated thread. Wonder if I should make a triple stitch instead of single. What do you think?
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Try it but I think this single stitch is lovely and would make a great quilt block. Was it the auto or manual way, you digitised the design and what diameter is it? Jan
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Always manual! it is for a 4x4 hoop.
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nanniesara
30 Jul 2012
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Great job, how big is it? Love the variegated thread use.
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10cm by 10 cm
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Love it! I just put my free designs in a single spot to do a quilt - or use as fillin for a quilt! LLDS!
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Hope to do alldifferent sort of circular patterns when I have some time!!!!!(HA HA)
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The single is great!Should sew out quickly for those who are impatient???? What does the triple stitch do?
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Would make it slightly denser. Will try it out and post it when I have a minute.
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wow I think it turned out really well & yes if I say I remember them does that make me old? LOL Angelique, Hugs Loralye
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jofrog2000
30 Jul 2012
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OOO, the variegated thread was the right choice, your eye travels along the colors. Nice.
Jo
Jo
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Have to add that I prefer the single stitch for quilting.
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This design would be great single or double and love the varigated thread.
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i used to have one of these lol yes i would thicken it up with tripple stitch hugzzzzzz
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Never had one myself but my kids did - does that make me ancient?
I love this sort of designs, done in a jiffy and nice results. And once you start to play with them it's amazing what you can get. Start mirroring before you group the circles or ovals and you get 'mussels'. Fill the different shapes and you get a dahlia design. I had a ball playing with these a couple of years ago. Only one I ever used was a mussel corner on a bookmark.
Your variegated thread makes it a very interesting design,
I love this sort of designs, done in a jiffy and nice results. And once you start to play with them it's amazing what you can get. Start mirroring before you group the circles or ovals and you get 'mussels'. Fill the different shapes and you get a dahlia design. I had a ball playing with these a couple of years ago. Only one I ever used was a mussel corner on a bookmark.
Your variegated thread makes it a very interesting design,
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Very nice.
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highlandermom
30 Jul 2012
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Love the memory lane but this is great come back in the now with a Wow! Love the varigated thread to this.
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O, I have spirograph used a lot too about 40 years ago.
And now I see it embroidered. Handsome and very nice done.Maybe you can do it twice over each other.
And now I see it embroidered. Handsome and very nice done.Maybe you can do it twice over each other.
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shirley124
30 Jul 2012
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Love it. Looks great stitched with varigated thread. Shirley
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Memories, Yes i still have mine ( well worn)and just recently bought a set for my grandsons. A timeless design and yes i would double up the stitches. Have fun and thanks for show and tell :)
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justonlyme
31 Jul 2012
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When I bought my embroidery machine, the very first design I wanted to stitch out was a Spirograph type image. I just bought some last night, so hopefully I'll be able to eventually. I LOVE what you've done here. I think it would look great either way. But just to be sure, you should give us both to look at before deciding. :) I really like what you've done so far!!!
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I have one of these spirograph attatchments that works on my old Janome manual I havn't used it for years dont even know if it would work on my Janome 6600 machine . Does anyone know about this it is just sitting in the cupboard. Hugs Joyce
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I would like to see some triple designs. You do such a good job with your designs that I have no doubt that they will be beautiful. Thank you for all your beautiful work that you share with us.