I am making a tote bag that has a lot of dark blue in the fabric. It's a charm tote bag from batiks in shades of tan and blues. I've made several of these in different fabrics and have always quilted them with a white or off-white thread on my embroidery machine, but I'm thinking of using dark blue for the quilting on this one. I'm using an all-over stipple pattern. What do you think? I'm new to using my embroidery machine to quilt and I'm loving it but a little afraid of stepping out of the box on this one.
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Re: Quilting with contrasting threat
I've used high contrast on the front of quilting and with many it looks great (some, not so). In the beginning I didn't realize you could used a different color bobbin thread (not sure why I thought this LOL). So I now use an off white or similar bobbin thread and the contrasting top thread. Don't forget to post a pic when you are done, we'd love to see it!https://forum.missouriquiltco.com/co.../icon_wave.gif
Women are Angels. When someone break's our wings we will continue to fly-usually on a broomstick.We're flexible like that.
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Re: Quilting with contrasting threat
I made a Quatrefoil in blues and used a dark blue for the backing. I put variegated blue thread in the bobbin and on top and the back was like a whole cloth quilt! It turned out great. Even though it is high contrast, I think the contrast is so great that your eye doesn't see the bobbles and there were bobbles aplenty.The trail is the thing----Louis L'Amour
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