Here's my second attempt at using this foot. The first attempt was so puckery and laughable that I gave it a quick and painless death in my garbage can without a second thought :) Even with it's imperfections I could tell that this technique had promise...
A closer view of attempt #2 ... ooOOOO looking good! Curves = check ... angles = check ... this has possibilities! I'll go for broke and try it on a real project *biting my nails* :D
IT WORKED! HOLY CRAP IT WORKED! I actually squealed out loud when I saw the completed project. Scary, eh? LOL!
Hopefully this gives you a clearer view of what the couching looks like - I do like this ... A LOT!! I'm so glad I tried this out instead of being too nervous to give it a shot :) (Buttonholes are coming up, Wendy, LOL!) :)
BTW - I wasn't entirely successful with my "firsts" today - I also tried dying the cord pink!! for the drawstring ... using beet juice from the can of beets I had opened in the kitchen. The drawstring didn't soak up even a millilitre of the juice, so it remained off white, LOL. Will try it again later with egg dye that Nancy gave me last year :D
Wow, it did work - I'd love to give that a try sometime! Not sure if I have a couching foot or not. Love that little bag, especially with the couching!
ReplyDeleteNow that does look fun. I don't know if I've got a couching foot either - my machine came with a variety of feet, no explanation of what they do though!
ReplyDeleteHey, cool.
ReplyDeleteI vacuumed the lint out of my machine today, and in the process, discovered I have a quilting edge gauge. I have to sit down with that manual sometime...
I love that couching!
I haven't done any couching in ages...looks like I may have to revisit it soon!
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