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Nancy Prince Thread Painting - Stitches with Attitude!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2008
- Learn how to use your sewing machine's "hidden" feature to create beautiful thread painted designs using only straight and zigzag stitches. Below the Show More button are links to items for more fun stuff!
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About Nancy
2014 Best of Show International Quilt Festival Houston, TX
2015 Marie White Masterpiece award at Road to California
2016 Best of World Mancuso Management New England
The Quilt Show with Alex Anderson and Ricky Tims
Bernina Artisan
International teacher and lecturer
Best-selling author
More video's!!! This is great.... :) talking about selecting threads, needles and and fabric types to match threads would be super great! I believe that your video was great no matter any glitches....I would only like to see more! :) :)
Thank you so much. My mother died when I was 15 so I did not get to learn how to sew. The TH-cam has become my Mom an d Dade...Hugs.
I'm impressed. Nice fast paced video. I will be looking for more!
You're a wonderful teacher! Thank you for posting this. I can't wait to get started!
You were fabulous! Thank you so very much for this. I REALLY REALLY appreciated it and will be getting started tonight with my practicing.
Hey Nancy, fabulous - might just give that a try... love the video...
Thank you for the video. I am excited about the style , they 'll try it tomorrow .
Marita from Germany
WOW Nancy....i have never seen this performed before and your "tute" here is very reassuring that your viewers can soon be able to do this once they learn and realize the ease that your technique can give them. I am not new to sewing...I am a quilter but I have never attempted these techniques or the like and I have been trying to search for ways to enhance my projects further into more interesting looks and textures and I think your technique and direction can really achieve this for me. I will view and keep viewing to learn more so that I can find my "comfort zone" in painting with thread. I am a traditional style quilter and am MOST PROUD....however I would love to enhance my scrappy quilts and other personal designs of my own and give them some "WOW" feel to them.
Thanks so much for this post....I am HOOKED...lol...
Please if you have a list of any kind, put me on it.
Thanks
Ken from Orlando, Florida, USA
PS: I have a wonderful Janome 6600 Professional machine.
can't wait to try this! i couldn't have sound on so I had cc on.. please try that.. I'm not sure who whites this stuff but when I can I'm rewatching so I can hear Nancy!
@Krati
Thanks for your comment. I use a Bernina machine. All it takes is a little practice with free motion and you will be on your way.
I would like to see more thread painting on animals and people
Great tutorial.
Very clear, thank you!!
BTW, your video is AIGHT ... but your nails are fabulous!! (no I'm just joking - awesome video.. and super enlightening!) I could not do this in a million years.. but I am just now getting into FMQ! I'd love to know what Machien you're workin with
wow
gostaria de saber se esta sapatilha da máquina serve para qualquer máquina. Obrigada.
At the beginning you claimed the only stiches you use are a straight Or a zig zag stitch. All I see you using is a zig zag stitch, even on the straight lines going sideways. Do you have a video where you do not in any way use a zig zag stitch to do a complete project?
If you will click on this link - th-cam.com/video/SW05okFI4uM/w-d-xo.html&google_comment_id=z13fjvhxgpvetnm3u22mjtix3x3qylkqq04&google_view_type#gpluscomments - and fast forward to 2:17 seconds you will pick up the part about the straight stitch. If this doesn't help, please get back to me.