This has inspired me . I have been wanting to try a landscape project n this is a great beginner one . Also thank you for being a wonderful teacher. Very calming voice. 😊
Oh, I'm so glad you are going to make some kind of fabric landscape project; fabric landscapes are my all time favorite project. I appreciate your kind comment and thank you for watching. There are more landscape quilt photos in the Quilt Gallery on my website, if you are interested. Have fun!
I didn't stitch on this piece but it really depends on the piece, if I want the thread or floss to stand out, and if it is hand stitched or machine quilted. On my blog there are more examples of these cards, landscapes, and other projects. Thanks for watching.
Great idea and thank you! If you mean embroider through both the Heat n' Bond and cardstock, I think if you have a big enough hoop and the right size needle it could be done. An alternative would be to make the landscape as instructed but instead of fusing it to the card, fuse it to another piece of fabric big enough to hoop, then hand embroider. Next cut it down to the size of the card front and attach it to the card using either an artist gel medium or more Heat n' Bond. I always say "If you have an idea, give it a try!" I hope this helps.
@@FiberDesignsbyAnn yes that's what I meant! 😊 I like the ideas you gave and thank you for saying about another piece of heat n bond or gel medium...makes sense. Thank you so much 💓
Beautiful! This is exactly what I needed.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and the comment.
This has inspired me . I have been wanting to try a landscape project n this is a great beginner one . Also thank you for being a wonderful teacher. Very calming voice. 😊
Oh, I'm so glad you are going to make some kind of fabric landscape project; fabric landscapes are my all time favorite project. I appreciate your kind comment and thank you for watching. There are more landscape quilt photos in the Quilt Gallery on my website, if you are interested. Have fun!
@@FiberDesignsbyAnn thank you for the invite . Can’t wait to see all your beautiful work.
Thank you love❤️. You explained in a perfect way.
You are so welcome and thanks for watching!
Another great small project. thanks, Ann.
I appreciate you watching and the kind comment, thank you.
Just what I needed this very day. I'm going to make two of them right now!!!
Great! Thanks for watching, I'm glad I could help!
I'm trying to send a picture of what I made in the last two hours but it doesn't seem to accept a photo. I am so happy! @@FiberDesignsbyAnn
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Thank you for this video. I can’t wait to make one!
You are welcome. Have fun and thanks for watching.
What color thread do you use to embellish the design? Thank you.
I didn't stitch on this piece but it really depends on the piece, if I want the thread or floss to stand out, and if it is hand stitched or machine quilted. On my blog there are more examples of these cards, landscapes, and other projects. Thanks for watching.
If I used heat n bond lite could I hand embroider the landscape do you think? Your piece looks lovely by the way!
Great idea and thank you! If you mean embroider through both the Heat n' Bond and cardstock, I think if you have a big enough hoop and the right size needle it could be done. An alternative would be to make the landscape as instructed but instead of fusing it to the card, fuse it to another piece of fabric big enough to hoop, then hand embroider. Next cut it down to the size of the card front and attach it to the card using either an artist gel medium or more Heat n' Bond. I always say "If you have an idea, give it a try!" I hope this helps.
@@FiberDesignsbyAnn yes that's what I meant! 😊 I like the ideas you gave and thank you for saying about another piece of heat n bond or gel medium...makes sense. Thank you so much 💓