It’s as easy as doing a coloring book, with a few extra strokes of paint. This original technique utilizes fusible web to transfer your painted imagery to Organza. You will create a completely new and unique form of art quilt by combining and overlapping layers of paint and transferring it onto organza. This is a process at which anyone can master, you don't have to be an artist to succeed with this fun and user-friendly technique. Learn how to make beautiful Flowers that glow.
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In this out-of-the-box class you will learn Esterita’s new technique for assembling fused sheers. No templates, no points or seams to match, just free cutting to create a dynamic and expressive portrait. Sheer fabrics are the building blocks for a translucent shimmering portrait that will glow and sparkle while adding depth to your fiber art piece. See the possibilities when new shapes and colors are created by simply overlapping transparent fabrics. Add more creative tools to your fiber art repertoire.
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This eye-catching block is easier to make than it looks. Come to class and learn the techniques that make foundation paper-piecing fun!
You will work on one 20" x 20" block in class. Choose fabrics and colors for your own block to set the mood you want, either vintage or modern. You can repeat blocks to make a bigger quilt or you can use this block alone or as a center medallion. Choose fabrics and colors for your own block to set the mood you want, either vintage or modern.
Class is full, wait list is open.
Access to a class workbook, with pdf patterns to print and a complete supply list will be available to registrants 2 weeks before workshop date.
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This needle turn hand applique class focuses on invisible applique techniques. All skill levels welcome.
Each flowers rests on an 8" x 8" block. Four 8" blocks are sewn together make the larger 16" block. You will work on one 8” block in class. The block pattern (from the book, The Quilter's Practical Guide To Color) and complete supply list will be provided to class participants 2 weeks before the workshop date.
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After 20+ years, with more than 30 books under her belt, Becky has stories to share with you and who doesn't love a good story?! Becky wasn't sure where to start this particular story, so she asked quilters what they wanted to know about her quilting life. This lecture answers those questions.
This event has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.
Paula make quilts on the same block in the Bronx where she grew up. Being a New Yorker wrapped up in the fabric of city life creates an inherent paradox contrasting the traditional image of quiltmaking as part of a simple, make-do, rural way of life with her own complex urban-shaped space.
For over twenty years, her work space was the forty-inch round kitchen table. A long distance view, alternate space, or not making quilts were not options. Paula believes this reality merged with her personality and passion for fabric in shaping the direction of her kaleidoscopic piecework, causing her to rely on intricate detail and inherent symmetry, and to invent a shape that makes the most of limited space. Her block style method is based on a pie-slice section.
Paula has authored six books: Kaleidoscopes & Quilts, Snowflakes & Quilts, Puzzle Quilts: Simple Blocks, Complex Fabrics, Paula Nadelstern's Kaleidoscope Quilts: An Artist's Journey Continues, Kaleidoscope Quilts: The Workbook and FABRICADABRA: Simple Quilts Complex Fabric.
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Learn tips and tricks for successful quilting with your walking foot along with creative quilting designs that can be accomplished on your home machine, based on designs and information in Jacquie's book, 'WALK: Mastering Machine Quilting With Your Walking Foot.'
Class is full, waitlist is open.
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This is a full day class for quilters who have mastered the basic skills of walking foot quilting and want to push the envelope of what the walking foot can do.
Be prepared for intense and intricate designs from Jacquie's book, 'WALK: Mastering Machine Quilting With Your Walking Foot.'
This class is designed as either a continuation of Saturday’s Creative Quilting With the Walking Foot I, or as an advanced class for those who already have some experience quilting with the Walking Foot and want to expand their knowledge.
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Jacquie Gering, of Tallgrass Prairie Studio, loves art and design and doing her own thing, while she makes modern textile art.
Jacquie will share her quilts in this special trunk show that focuses not only on the pieced design, but on how quilting can be used to support, enhance and complement the piecing to create a cohesive, effective composition. Jacquie will highlight walking foot quilting but the principles she shares will apply to whatever quilting method you prefer.
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Stay tuned for updates regarding the April 2021 evening lecture and meeting.
