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Quick Machine Quilting Tip! 🧵✨ In this video I’m using the Trapunto foot on my Gammill to quilt a fun background filler! I like to start with a circle, then echo, echo, echo to fill in the space. I use the side of the foot as a guide to help keep my spacing consistent—such a helpful trick! This adorable quilt is one of 160 quilts where I share my full custom quilting process inside the PNQ Academy. 🎥💫 🎉 Looking for more quilting tips, tricks, and loads of inspiration? Comment ACADEMY below a

Have you heard of Trapunto quilting? It’s an Italian technique that creates raised, 3D effects in your quilt—and Jenna’s about to try it for herself! Watch the process unfold on our YouTube channel. Link in bio! 🧵 #gracecompany #quilting #quiltingfun #quiltingismytherapy #quilt | Grace Company

2.7K views · 148 reactions | The trapunto method is all about applying more than one layer of batting to create a 3D effect! We will be discussing more about this technique and doing a live stitch out of it tomorrow on Facebook and YouTube at 2pm EST. #MachineEmbroidery #EmbroideryDesign #Embroidery #Diy #Diycrafts | Anita Goodesign | Facebook

Did you know that Trapunto is the Italian word for quilting? It's also a technique called "stuffed work" which creates a dimensional look on your quilts. You can replicate Trapunto quilting with machine embroidery; we've used the technique on the pockets of a quilted jacket using the 200mm X 200mm creative™ Metal Quilter's Hoop which easily hoops thick or oddly shaped items. Find this handy hoop for quilts and more at our website: http://ow.ly/f3Gu50NniN8 | Pfaff North America

Kimberbell Society August 2024: Trapunto Pillow