Thread Painting
An example of "thread painting," which is a type of free-motion embroidery (without a pattern and not computer generated) done on a sewing machine.
posted by Vyvyan Emery @ 6:22 PM
rosewoodquilts
Monday, March 13, 2006
An example of "thread painting," which is a type of free-motion embroidery (without a pattern and not computer generated) done on a sewing machine.
rosewoodquilts
About Me
- Name: Vyvyan Emery
- Location: Morganton, North Carolina, United States
As a textile artist living in Western North Carolina, I make pictorial quilts for sale or by commission, display my work in galleries, and enter competitions. Much of my work comes with the provenance of recognition in these competitions. I would be pleased to make a customized work of art for you from a special photo, or the subject matter of your choice. I can be reached at rosewoodquilts@att.net for additional information.
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4 Comments:
I love your flower. I am just learning to digitize. I have a new Innov-is 4000D, and I am just beginning to explore. I am new to PC...I've always used MAC, so that is my biggest learning curve!!
Hi Vyvyn, wow I love the quilts. I took a class similar to what you were decribing and was wondering if you could email me so we could talk quilts some more!! I was interested in getting more detail and information on the technique. I am going to Velda Newmans class this Friday, I am very excited. Good job!
Good work on the flower. This is your attempt? - you're a natural!
Amazing! I can't do this after millions of attempts! Love the Jim M quilt!
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