These two beauty’s are in Paducah with me on the FOR SALE wall. Cardinal was started this winter and I finally got around to finishing it this week. The same thing is true for Tiny SunDance I finally had a bit of time to get it finished. Cardinal measures 10″ x 8″, the teal background…
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Frieda Anderson 2014 “Frie-Style” Quilted Naturescapes Retreat Frieda Anderson 2014 “Frie-Style” Quilted Naturescapes Retreat December 7-10, 2014 Frieda Anderson: “Frie Style” Quilted Naturescapes ($495) Dec. 7–10Using collage techniques and raw edge fusing, you will achieve beautiful effects on your landscapes or nature scenes. Also learn free form machine quilting without marking or templates to develop…
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If you live near Indianapolis don’t forget to go to the Sewing and Quilting Expo this week at- Indianapolis Marriott East 7202 East 21st Street Indianapolis, IN 46219 May 29, 30 & 31, 2014 I’ll be there teaching my Free Motion Machine quilting class, sorry it’s full, PLUS two very easy and fun fusing classes…
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I love to make and use gradated fabrics. I love doing gradations from one color to another to create beautiful multi colored fabrics and then using them to create my art quilts. Blue Sunset Pines is a perfect example of just that. I started with my Blue Sunset gradated fabric, this fabric starts out yellow…
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I was so inspired by my little quilt for SAQA that I decide to make a few more. I started with a piece of wonderful warm jewel tone silk charmeuse that was already fused and waiting in my scrap drawer. I went to my other scrap drawer that is full of fused cotton pieces and…
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Last year I became a Bernina Artisan. I am happy that I did and I am loving my 750EQ Bernina sewing machine. As part of being an artisan it is my responsibility to make a quilt for the Bernina booth. Bernina Leaves It is a fused collage “organic” quilt made with 1/2 yard of my…
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While I was cleaning this week I ran across these post cards languishing in a drawer. They are made by a woman I meet years ago through my quilt group PAQA. Her name is Nina Kipshidze. She was from the Tbilisi, Georgia. At the time I was still doing work for several fabric reps. I was their…
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