taking advantage of the middle of the night
My sleeping schedule is all off and I slept the entire day. Yesterday, I made myself daily to-do lists and I had more on my plate for today than I could have handled. But, I did get about half of it done, including…
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I loaded solvy washaway stabilizer onto the longarm, pinning pretty closely. It’s not the easiest stuff to work with. I was afraid of tearing it, but it did fine so far. Hopefully it will hold during stitching.
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I then cut up leftover netting and fabric from Miss Scarlet and took a whole skein of Fun Fur left over from the straps and sprinkled it all over the solvy. I hope it’s balanced and dense enough to hold up once it’s stitched. I watched a video of this technique on QNN, but am kind of putting my own spin on it. She used a grid stitching, but I’m going to do a loopy stitching as well, to give it some depth. I’m using Supeior metallic in the bobbin and MasterPiece on top.
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After I had everything arranged, I laid another piece of solvy on top and pinned it in place aroudn the edges. When I first put it on, the solvy was quite loose. It would have shifted and bunched and puckered.
I have an appointment to get an ultrasound on my spleen in an hour, but I hope to get started on the stitching when I get back. Well, maybe after I sleep.
What are you going to use the result of you thread and fabric stitching??? Will you show it on your blog???
I don’t catch all blogs again and if you could email me at rmiglin1@twcny.rr.com I would appreciate it. Thanks!!!
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Roberta
I cant wait to see the outcome of this. So far its looking pretty cool! I have been wanting to do something similar for quite awhile.
This is way too cool! I’m going to have to try this technique!