Stitch-A-Long: Featherweight Sampler
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Create this beautiful cross-stitch sampler along with other stitching enthusiasts. It is a wonderful way to immortalize a vintage Singer Featherweight sewing machine with it's unique information.
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Join me the designer, Margaret Lee, as we stitch along together one step at a time with useful tips and tricks to create this timeless treasure. From the first stitch to 'professionally' framing your own project.
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This design is suitable for every level of stitcher from beginner to advanced. The quilt part of this design (located between the columns of thread spools) can be switched out with a different quilt pattern if desired. There are several designs in my Etsy Shop and more will become available soon.
We have a new Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/salfeatherweightsampler/ , where we can post & share thoughts about our progress and ask questions. If you have any questions or suggestions, please direct message me on Facebook or through my Etsy shop.
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As each part of the stitch-A-Long is ready, I will post it below as a PDF so you can print it or save it somewhere for reference.
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OK, I'll admit... it is faster and easier for me to make a pdf than arrange it on a webpage, then make adjustments for mobile devices.​​
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Links:
Etsy Site www.etsy.com/shop/MargaretLeeNeedleArt
Etsy Listing for Featherweight Sampler Pattern:
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Digital Download: www.etsy.com/listing/1365080068
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Printed Version: www.etsy.com/listing/4381539641
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FaceBook Group:
www.facebook.com/groups/salfeatherweightsampler/
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Stitch-A-Long (PDFs:
Part I: Gathering Supplies (4 pages)
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Part II: Basting Guidelines (2 pages)
Part III: Start Stitching: Spools of Thread (4 pages)
Stitches:
Full and 1/4 cross-stitches
Back Stitch
Part IV: Bee Quilt
Stitches:
Full and 1/4 cross-stitches
Back Stitch
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Part V: Sewing Machine
Stitches:
Full, 1/4 and 3/4 cross-stitches
Back Stitch
Straight Stitch
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Part VI: Border
Stitches:
Double-running
Colonial Knot
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Part VII: Lettering
Stitches:
Double-running
Part VIII: Framing using lacing method.
Part IX:
Part X:
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