Look what I FINALLY finished! Remember a few months ago when I posted about some force/motion activities I was doing with my c...
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Just finished my second butterfly quilt (Stacy, you're brilliant--love this pattern !). Are you getting sick of it yet? Cause I'm not. Afte...
This past week, I started and finished a fun new Wholecloth Quilt that yielded 36 fun, new free-motion quilting motifs. Not only am I thril...
Here we are in the home stretch! Just 15 designs to go to reach 365 and I have to say...
Here it is: https://vimeo.com/196514856 So close to failure, was so tired I couldnt figure out how to add it to the Vimeo group, luckily the comp organiser is a DUDE and added it after I messaged...
Save Your Family Time and TroubleLife in Motion is a guided workbook that helps you get your affairs in order. It has all the forms, checklists, and inventory sheets you need to quickly record your most important personal information. Use it to create a complete picture of your health, household, finances, and final wishes so you and …
Bold Lower Thirds \ FCPX By purchasing this project you get: Bold Lower Thirds • 4K resolutions. • Color Control. • Duration Control. • Simple and glitch version. • 12 scenes. • All scenes have different animations. • Compatible with Final Cut Pro X and Motion 5. • Video tutorial included. • Well organized. • No plug-ins required. • The link to the music is present inside the project.
This the latest experiment, done on a fat quarter sized piece of fabric. I wasn't sure what I was going to try this week. I had a notion that I was going to do a design based on an unusual beer can, but when I visited Mary Ellen's blog and saw her wonderful pictures of her trip to Germany, the whole plan changed. She has a photo of a beautiful garden full of autumn flowers, so I decided to have a go at rudbeckias. First I did the flower in the centre, with the three flower heads coming from a central stalk. Next I put in a shorter flower on either side, each with two flower heads. When I do this pattern again I shall try and make the stems shorter and fit in more flowers. I didn't really plan what I was going to do at the top. I thought the pattern would work itself out and that I would be able to arrange the stems more easily, but I started confusing myself at the top. An advance sketch might have helped. Welcome to Susan, the latest follower - thank you for joining! Linking up again with Leah Day's blog for Free Motion Friday ... and Sarah's blog Confessions of a Fabric Addict for Whoop Whoop Friday
Learn everything you need to know about the exciting Futurism movement. Explore Futurism's historical foundations, the characteristics of the style, its major influences, and much more!
See into the future (Zukunft vorhersagen mit der will - future)Die „See into the Future - Fortune Teller“ Activity ist eine motivierende und l
Today, it’s all about the 5 things you need to know about thread when free motion quilting. I’m going to use the Sapphire 930 to show you some different ways the sewing machine can be threaded. Yes – it does make a difference! Next up, I’ll chat about thread weights and…
Combine cording with free-motion stitching for a really fun way to add texture and lines to any project with Free-motion couching foot #43.
How to Free Motion Quilt Series. Basic motion and thread tensioning. With video
The sound of crashing waves, the salty air, the gentle wind blowing the ruffles of our beach umbrella… It is one of my fondest memories of spending time with my loved ones at the beach. The m…
