- Difficulty level
- Intermediate
- Time to Complete
- Weekend
- Used Material
- batting, coordinating thread, cutting mat, fabric, fusible webbing, rayon thread, rotary cutter, scissors, topstitch needle 90/14
- Projects
- home décor, quilt
- Seasons
- Spring, Summer
- Techniques
- applique, free-motion quilting, quilting
Used Products
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Thank you Pricilla. You don’t need an embroidery machine to make this project though. It uses great bright novelty print fabrics, a striped background and fabulous threads freemotion sewn on my home sewing machine a BERNINA 770qe. You can buy an embroidery unit for this machine though. Check it out at your local BERNINA dealer 🙂
Heidi
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I really like this project! I don’t usually buy large prints, but I see a shopping trip in my future.
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I never bought large prints or novelty fabrics either. When I started to do collage, my eyes sure opened up to a whole new world of color and themes! Have fun!
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Love the look of this project. When I do a collage like this I use fusible for the floral pieces and once I have them where I want, I peel the backing and press them in place. Then I do the thread work. It is helpful to have the pieces firmly in place first. Really pretty!
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That is absolutely gorgeous!! I can’t wait to try something similar. I have bookmarked this page. I have always done hand embroidery but, this really looks like it would very enjoyable and rewarding, as well! I’ll have to think of a way to get my husband to buy me an embroidery machine. I just got the Accuquilt electric Go! Baby, so it may take some time. This project certainly is inspiring!