Stipple Sprinkles
Ice cream can bring a smile to just about anyone’s face. We all have our favorite flavors and we have childhood memories of eating the treat in the summer time.
Now you can transform those sweet memories into stitches with Eileen Roche’s newest collection, Stipple Sprinkles. This charming collection features raw-edge applique quilt blocks with delectable ice cream treats, decorative stipple quilting and sweet polka dots.
Stipple Sprinkles features Eileen’s quilt-applique-piece method. This technique makes it easy for novices and seasoned embroiderers to start and finish their embroidered quilt. Plus you’ll learn a brand new technique to hide the bobbin side of the embroidery designs. Additional embellishing techniques include a decorative pennant to frame your quilt.
Collection Includes:
- Embroidery designs sized for 6” x 10” hoops and 8” x 12” hoops.
- 6 unique ice cream blocks in 2 sizes
- Coordinating stipple blocks in 2 sizes
- PDF Instructions, Color Sequence Charts and Templates as PDF files
- Embroidery Formats: C2S, DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3
Finished Quilt Size: 36” x 29” for 8” x 12” Hoops • 30” x 25” for 6” x 10” Hoops
Requirements: 6"x10" hoop
Stipple! is a patented process: Patent Number 8,171,867
This product is a download - you will receive a link and serial number after purchase.
Our design collections will run on a MAC with the use of a MAC Key. For more information, click here.
Some software programs recalculate stitch counts, sorts colors, or makes other changes to embroidery designs when saving/exporting that is out of the control of the user.
We stand behind the integrity of our designs when opened in our Embroidery Tool Shed software or sent directly to the machine without opening in other embroidery software programs.
Customer Reviews
I loved the idea of this quilt. The biggest drawback I found was the appliqué stitching. For use as a quilt, I found I had to repeat the appliqué stitching to insure it could withstand several washings. I think a bean or narrow satin stitch designed in the software would have worked better. Also I found that with fcm ( on my scan n cut machine) the designs should be slightly enlarged before cutting to avoid the appliqué stitching falling precisely on the edges and not securing the appliqué fabric. This could have been avoided had a satin stitch been incorporated in the design instead of a straight stitch. I chose to stitch the clothesline and “tie” the clothespins to withstand laundering. This quilt was much more work than I expected but did turn out well finally. My new great-grand baby’s Mom and Dad loved it.
Love this
I used the Stipple Mania on a quilted wall hanging! Very easy to place design, stitched out wonderfully!! I will be looking at the other designs available in the very near future!!