I did not see a quilting Lora for KREA2. Maybe there is a reason, since KREA often gives good results without needing a Lora at all for this type of artwork. However embroidery is often more visible than quilting itself.This is just a finetuning Lora to give it a push in the right direction.Also I have been experimenting with and without trigger words to guide for better results.using "flat colors", "geometric shapes", "an embroidered quilting scene of" as tags.Tip: Use short and simple prompts if you want a quilt top designSample images are stitched together using the same seed and model.Example (Prompts used):Image 1: (No Lora + No Triggers) : "a butterfly"Image 2: (No Lora + Triggers) : "flat colors, geometric shapes, an embroidered quilting scene of a butterfly"Image 3: (Lora + No Triggers) : "&lt;lora:Embroidered_Quilting__KREA__krea2_3265272_epoch_9:1.0&gt;, a butterfly"Image 4: (Lora + Triggers) : "&lt;lora:Embroidered_Quilting__KREA__krea2_3265272_epoch_9:1.0&gt;, flat colors, geometric shapes, an embroidered quilting scene of a butterfly"Note: It is possible to use this lora with a long and descriptive storytelling prompt. However it will in most cases not result in a quilt top design. Often it will just dress up a person or subject with quilted patchwork clothing. Examples of this are in a second post below.

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