I've been doing a lot of feather doodling lately, and decided to put some feathers on the quilt. I still need a lot of work on these, but they are much better than my last attempt 1-2 years ago.
Mostly because my travel stitching is better. Traveling directly over the lines makes a HUGE difference.
This thread is much too thick for good feather work, Connecting Threads Essential. The build up is too severe. But I still think it looks alright.
I forgot to take pictures of one of the triangle sections. Oops.
Two of the triangle sections I filled straight up and down. |
Two I filled with kind of a curve, I like the curve better. |
Another triangle section |
I still am not good with the 'inside' curves. This one is kind of awkward. |
8 comments:
It is lovely! So kind of you to share your craft.
Your feathers look great! I have been using the Aurifil 50wt for feathers and really like how thin it is.
yeah, I have some Aurifil, but I generally don't use it for the charity projects because the thread cost really adds up... I'm kind of cheap, as long as it looks decent.
beautiful quilt and wonderful quilting
The Quilt looks great!
Charity quilts are a great way to practice your quilting skills. The recipient of this quilt is going to be delighted. You did a wonderful job.
Your Feathers are AWESOME! I'm having a grand time doing feathers on almost everything.
Feathers are fun!
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