Refined and Timeless Instructions

 

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Notions

 

  • 90 x 90 cm or 36 x 36 inches of background fabric
  • 2 metres or 6 ft of fabric for the stitch outs
  • 2 metres or 6ft of thin wadding
  • 3 spools of Victory Rayon variegated thread 40 weight 1,000 meters (I bought 2 spools a few years ago and for life of me I could not remember where I bought the spools from or the name of the thread. I took a photo of a spool and put the photo up on Facebook. Thankfully Dale Rollerson of Thread Studio http://www.thethreadstudio.com recognised the thread from her at craft exhibition. The thread I bought is no longer available but you can use a similar one “Barrier Reef” variegated thread. I only bought 2 spools so I was really on the edge with just 2 spools. Once I finished all the stitch outs all I had was about 1 metre left on the spool... way too close!!)
  • 90 x 90 cm or 36 x 36 inches of backing fabric for the wall hanging
  • Hot glue

 

Stitch out the following designs:

  • 3 x Timeless_01
  • 3 x Timeless_02
  • 6 x Timeless_03
  • 3 x Timeless_04
  • 3 x Timeless_05
  • 3 x Timeless_06
  • 4 x Timeless_07
  • 2 x Timeless_08
  • 4 of Timeless_09
  • 2 x Timeless_10
  • 2 x Timeless_11
  • 12 x Timeless_12
  • 2 x Timeless_13
  • 2 x Timeless_14

 

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Showing you the layout of each design on the wall hanging

 

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Mark the centre of the background fabric

 

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Centre of the fabric market

 

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Start out by either pinning or gluing the centre panel down which is one the “Timeless_04” that you have stitched out then on either side of “Timeless_04”put “Timeless_03”

 

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Showing the first layer of all the panels lightly hot glued down to the background fabric

 

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Showing the start of the next layer of panels

 

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Showing the next layer of panels


Once you have placed all the designs onto your background fabric zigzag stitch each of the panels down

 

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If you wish you can put a border around the edge of the wall hanging and stitch over the outside satin stitch border using a “Feather Stitch” in your decorative stitches on your machine this helps blend the outside panels with the fabric border

 

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Showing you the feather stitch blending with the border fabric