Once you've mastered the basic feather plume shape, it's a pretty easy design as it is pretty random and flexible. Below is a still photo from the video sample. A longer feather plume serves as the spine for other plumes to create this design, branching, turning and back tracking as needed.
And here's two shots from a sample in matching thread. Any little jiggles no longer jump out at you like they do when using high-contrast thread.
The movement and texture of this design is just wonderful! Love it! Please give it a try. If you are having trouble with your feather plume shape think of long half-hearts and curved tear drops and draw the shapes a bunch!
Take a look at my other videos on my youtube video channel.
Belatedly linking up with Nina Marie's Off the Wall Friday.
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ReplyDeleteThank you Google translator; I believe I've been told "beautiful stitching"?
DeleteThanks Amy for all these video's. They are so helpful. I am really self taught on the quilting and I watch a lot of these kind of videos for the different techniques. Keep it up! I'll be watching!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you found them useful!
DeleteThank you so much, Amy! I have been trying to figure out a feather filler, and this is awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteGlad to help!
DeleteThank you very much Amy for your time to do and sharing those vídeos! I learn a lot watching (although I do not understand your language). And I still have a bit of fear of feathers! I hope to try them someday, and are a little as beautiful as yours!
ReplyDeleteThank you Amy, those videos are great.
ReplyDeleteAdorei que mãos de ouro... Obrigado.
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