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Embellished Thread Bowl

By: Lynn Koolish for C&T Publishing

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Using water-soluble stabilizer as in the project for fiber scarves, you can create beautiful, translucent thread bowls and vases. This bowl, embellished with Perle cotton thread, is inspired by Wendy Hill's Fast, Fun & Easy (R) Incredible Thread-a-Bowls
 

Thread Embellished Fiber Bowl


Materials:

  • water-soluble stabilizer
  • Perle cotton thread from Valdani thread- size 12
  • large glass bowl
  • UV resistant clear acrylic coating

Instructions:

  1. I found the largest glass bowl I had and measured across the outside of the bowl.
  2. I used that measurement to draw a circle on heavyweight water-soluble stabilizer.

    Thread Bowl Step 2
     
  3. Using regular weight thread, I first free-motioned stitched a grid, then I went back and free-motioned fairly densely all over.
  4. I drew the design that I wanted to use on another piece of water-soluble stabilizer and pinned it to the stitched stabilizer.

    Thread Bowl Step 4
     
  5. I stitched out my design in size 12 Perle cotton, washed out most of the stabilizer, and draped it over my glass bowl to dry.
  6. After the bowl was dry, I took it off the glass bowl and sprayed the thread bowl with a few coats of UV resistant clear Acrylic coating.
  7. Done! Fast, Fun, and Easy!

    Thread Bowl Embellishment Detail
     

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