Machine quilting hearts with WonderFil’s Tutti thread by Christine Baker February 21, 2017 written by Christine Baker February 21, 2017 733 Yesterday on QUILTsocial, I showed you 3 versatile designs to machine quilt with Fabulux thread from WonderFil. Today, I’m going to machine quilt the Valentine’s Day tablerunner that I made last month on QUILTsocial. The tablerunner was made using a jelly roll, and I embellished it with felted wool hearts that were appliqued and embroidered with Eleganza thread. Today, I’m going to show you how I machine quilt heart designs with WonderFil’s Tutti thread. WonderFil’s Tutti thread on the Valentine’s tablerunner The last time I used WonderFil’s Tutti thread on QUILTsocial, I did some really fun thread painting, so I was using it on my home machine. This time, I’m going to load it onto my Gammill and try it for machine quilting. The variegated pink that WonderFil sent to me looks like it will work well with the pinks in the tablerunner. WonderFil Threads – Tutti Tutti™ is a 50wt, 3-ply Egyptian cotton thread, double-gassed and mercerized that is free of waxes or coatings. This low lint thread is available in 41 variegated colors. In love with hearts I have to admit it, I’m crazy about hearts! As a result, many of my quilt patterns end up with heart designs on them and many times when I’m quilting, hearts will make their way onto the quilt. And really, for a Valentine’s Day tablerunner, what other machine quilting design would I use??? Hearts can be used in lots of different ways for machine quilting, so I decided to make a little video showing how I used them to quilt my tablerunner. Machine quilting hearts with Christine Baker – Fairfield Road Designs – YouTube In this video Christine Baker of Fairfield Road Designs demonstrates how to machine quilt hearts on a Valentine’s table runner using WonderFil’s Tutti thread. Here’s a close up of the designs that I used on the table runner. I’m so happy that I finally got this project quilted even though I didn’t make it in time for Valentine’s Day! I’ll put it away and debut it next year!! Close up of the heart designs Tomorrow I’ll be showing you some great overall designs that I use all the time when I’m quilting – see you then! The five WonderFil longarm threads This is part 2 of 5 in this series. Go back to part 1: 3 versatile designs to machine quilt with WonderFil Fabulux thread Go to part 3: 3 different designs to machine quilt with WonderFil Master Quilter thread Print this page or save as a PDF 0qs143bmachine quiltingtutti thread FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsappTelegramEmail Christine Baker I have been designing and publishing quilt patterns for the last 16 years under the business name Fairfield Road Designs. My patterns range from fusible applique and piecing to felted wool applique and punchneedle. You can see all of patterns on my website www.fairfieldroaddesigns.com. previous post Create a mug rug using passport 3.0’s decorative stitches next post Create your own luck with a four leaf clover pincushion YOU MAY ALSO LIKE... Why DecoBob isn’t your average bobbin thread Use Silco thread to add more punch to... When your quilting calls for threads to be... 1 foolproof method for perfect, smooth and clean... Why WonderFil Tutti thread is so good for... How Accent, Mirage and Spagetti threads highlight appliqued... 1 easy way to add a quilt binding,... Using combinations of 100wt, 80wt, 50wt, 12wt threads... Why using Invisafil thread is best for adding... 4 comments eric February 22, 2017 - 9:05 am I love the colours Reply Christine Baker February 22, 2017 - 10:51 am Thanks! Reply Rachel Gagnon February 22, 2017 - 7:28 am I love how Christine makes it so easy to draw harts and loops – I know…practice … practice. Love your magazine. Reply Christine Baker February 22, 2017 - 10:50 am Thanks Rachel! It does take lots of practice but it’s lots of fun too! Reply Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
