How To Make a Slow Stitch Book Sleeve | Part 2 Slow Stitch Tips

In this video, I'm sharing How To Make a Slow Stitch Book Sleeve. This is Part 2 where I will share some slow stitch tips to help you add some texture and interest to the surface.
I'll focus on the front of my book today. I am going to use circles as my main motif, but I will explain how to create a pleasing composition, and how to use colour to bring your work to life.
Look out for part 3 when I will add embelishments and work on the back of the book sleeve..
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[@audreylittlewood1313]

Coming along nicely. I really like that.

[@featherstitchhouse]

Thanks so much ☺️

[@variarti]

This is amazing, Rebecca! I've been thinking about doing some crazy quilting lately - and now that I've seen these two videos, I've absolutely no excuse for not trying it :))) Thank you so much! Everything you do is such an inspiration!

[@featherstitchhouse]

So glad you enjoyed it. I hope you do give it a go. I am having so much fun! 😁

[@elizabethamis9376]

Excellent progress. Looking forward to seeing the final product. ❤👍from Somerset

[@featherstitchhouse]

Thanks so much. I am really enjoying it. I love how the circles look. I just need to control the edges of the pieces a bit more now. 🤗

[@susanrascone2098]

Love the circles! My quilt group did that stack and whack technique a few times for charity quilts. No raw edges though, all machine pieced.

[@featherstitchhouse]

I need to have a go at some proper blocks. Maybe when I make my own sleeve, zip will machine piece it and compare the two.