Free Machine Embroidery - Bayeux tapestry

[@keithmccallum8683]

Well done Christine good to see you have put your amazing work out for every one to see. Love Valerie.

[@tebbitttextiles2849]

Thanks Valerie xx

[@peterney2402]

An exceptional folio, i like your work.

[@tebbitttextiles2849]

Thank you so much 😊

[@Mazzbug]

You have created an amazing book, thank you for sharing your techniques :)

[@tebbitttextiles2849]

Thank you for your very kind words 😍

[@ingarchris]

Beautiful :^)

[@tebbitttextiles2849]

Thank you 😊

[@dianepatten8594]

Christine, your work is exquisite! Museum quality for sure. New subscriber here.

[@tebbitttextiles2849]

Thank you so much, such kind words

[@annebulmer1616]

Wow Christine. What a fabulous piece. ( new subbie)

[@tebbitttextiles2849]

Thank you 🙏

[@ginGPchee]

wow!

[@tebbitttextiles2849]

Thanks 🙏

[@stephaniepaterson6340]

Fabulous! Very emotional to see that…I’ve always wanted to see the original.
Hard to believe that’s free motion…how did you do dense patches like the horses? Oh my goodness, please keep on with the videos….I’ve watched them all now (in reverse order!) except for the water soluble embroidery and I’m just about to watch that now.

[@tebbitttextiles2849]

So glad you’re enjoying them.
I must admit free machine embroidery is my favourite. The Bayeux Tapestry was done with 40 weight rayon thread. But since then I have found that 30 weight fills in the pictures quicker but I also like using the 30 weight cotton threads as they give a more organic look and not the shiny look that rayon gives you.
If you need anymore help please just ask happy to help x