Technique et matériel qu'il faut utiliser pour quilter un ouvrage. Quilter signifie matelasser. Article de base pour apprendre le patchwork
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These nine tips will help get you on the right track when it comes to choosing a machine quilting design. Remember: there is no wrong choice!
Chaque mois, découvrez une collection éphémère. Elles peuvent être mono-projet (un kit = un projet), ou multi-activités (le livret de la collection vous permet de réaliser plusieurs projets au choix).
Since I have begun hand quilting my first WIP finish for 2015, I thought it would be appropriate to post some vintage quilting designs. These were published in late 1930s newspapers by Florence LaGanke, using the Nancy Page pseudonym. Unlike the Nancy Page series quilts which were free patterns appe
These nine tips will help get you on the right track when it comes to choosing a machine quilting design. Remember: there is no wrong choice!
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Here are more quilting designs from my 1936 McCall's Needlework catalog. I can't believe they suggest using carbon paper to transfer the pattern to your quilt top. Do not do this! More McCall's designs are available in an
These nine tips will help get you on the right track when it comes to choosing a machine quilting design. Remember: there is no wrong choice!
Di Ford était l'une des invitées du week end à Wilwerwitz, et elle est venue avec une sélection de sa collection de patchworks, installée dans une salle un peu sombre, difficile de prendre les patchworks en entier... alors j'ai pioché quelques détails...
I'm teaching a Free Motion Quilting class starting in April at my LQS, Heartstrings and Heirlooms. I finished up the class sample over the weekend. In the class the students will do larger samples, but I needed a small book of designs to advertise the class. As you can see in the above end view, I used three different types of batting for my sample book - Quilter's Dream 100% Cotton, Hobbs 80/20 (80% cotton and 20% polyester), and a 100% wool. I used a tutorial from a recent Quilting Arts Magazine issue (the February/March 2014 issue) to make my little book. The instructions involved drawing some lines on a piece of fabric, then sewing on the lines with a walking foot to make a larger sheet and baste the layers together. Then you quilt your designs and cut the "pages" apart. The tutorial in the magazine was very good. If you are interested in making a book like mine, I suggest you get a copy of the magazine. Below is a collage of designs I plan to cover in the class. Along the top of each page I wrote the name of the design, the batting type and page number from the book I will be using for the class. In case you are interested, I'm using the book Free Motion Quilting with Angela Waters. It has become my go-to book for quilting ideas as of late.
Since I have begun hand quilting my first WIP finish for 2015, I thought it would be appropriate to post some vintage quilting designs. These were published in late 1930s newspapers by Florence LaGanke, using the Nancy Page pseudonym. Unlike the Nancy Page series quilts which were free patterns appe
Welcome back to my blog. April 17th 2018 My new books are being very well received. I am so very proud of the information that I have shared. My mind is running wildly with more much more information, designs and techniques I would love to share with you. As the books take time to write , edit and photograph as well as a busy teaching schedule the aim is up to 4 or so more to print for 2018. Each book is personally signed and packaged by me. A small boutique side of my business that I hope you enjoy. Some of my books are face to face workshops as well, giving the whole learning experience. While some are exclusively taught at my once a month Sydney and Surrounding areas skill building mentoring classes. If you are intrested in this style of teaching please see my Teaching Schedule on my web site Deborah Louie web site For locations . This book is George and Georgie. A heirloom free motion quilted clam shell quilt. This book is A Christmas Decorative Stitch Lotus This book is Quilting between the Lines A wonderful book for free motion quilters both new and experienced to learn new skills while using a pounced chalk grid on their fabric . The grids which are 1/2 inch , 1 inch and a diamond grid and are included with the book. This is a one day class that I taught just the other week at AQC Melbourne for the first time and was a huge success. The ladies did an amazing job of free quilting inside the grids and they all LOVED it . Photos of some of the work stitched in classes recently. Book with stencils available on the web site now deborahlouie AQC is a fabulous opportunity for quilters, tutors, retailers and the industry to have a sensational 4 days together . I have taught at AQC I think this was my 5th time. It is always a honour to be asked by Expertise events , Judy Newman and Garry , and they run a wonderful event. The emphasise is on having a wonderful experience, fun!!!! How can you not with a cocktail party to greet us, lectures by international tutors, a gala dinner which rages till late in the evening, the best of quilts from australia, wonderful quilt exhibitions. All in all a sensational time. Held at the iconic and beautiful The Exhibition Building in Melbourne picture below , what a greeting hey.... Inside where the vendors were having a wonderful time lots of happy customers. My class room all ready for me with the beautiful new Bernina 535 sewing machine , 21 of them all ready for action. And boy did we have fun on them. My demonstrating Bernina with a my teachers gift from Bernina. The most beautiful hand carved treasure chest, I am so touched by my gift. I love it . Thank you Bernina xxxx The first 2 days I had a wonderful class of 21 ladies doing Daisy Paths and see below the wall of wonderful daisy path cushions. It was such a terrific , really wonderful 2 days of teaching. Thank you ladies I can honestly say it was one of the best teaching experiences I have had. You were all AWSOME..... Below is myself and the lovely Bree from Bernina. All the Bernina ladies had these costumes on for the duration of the 4 days and looked so cute. As Bernina are celebrating 125 years in business this year. What an amazing feat. There will be more celebration news about this soon. Close up of a few daisy paths cushions under way. Daisy Paths Cushion and runner book is available on the web site The tutors had an exhibition. Here is my two efforts. Daisy paths Quilt and Shattered Squares. The Exhibitions of quilts were spectacular. Caroline Sullivan I have known for all of my quilting career, I regard her as one of my early mentors. Caroline stitches the most stunning embroidered contemporary quilts which are so textural, strong and emotive. Very special work. Photos below. So many quilts to show you here is just a snap shot of a few . That’s all for today , chat again soon. Happy Quilting X Deb
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These nine tips will help get you on the right track when it comes to choosing a machine quilting design. Remember: there is no wrong choice!
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These nine tips will help get you on the right track when it comes to choosing a machine quilting design. Remember: there is no wrong choice!
These nine tips will help get you on the right track when it comes to choosing a machine quilting design. Remember: there is no wrong choice!
one down many to go...... i got my Cargo Duffle bag finished. it was one of the last items on my 2014 Quilty Goals list. i had most everything cut and ready i just needed to sew. i quilted the panels using warm and natural in the middle and duck cloth as the backing/lining. i used duck cloth in a couple bags i made for Christmas gifts and love how it holds its shape and gives durability to the bag. using the duck cloth does make pinning a challenge so i used Clover clips and i love them. they worked well on this bag. having made several bags i tend not to always follow the patterns as well as i should. i know. i know. practice what i preach. read the directions. my lack of reading came back to bite me in the ass on this bag. oh well. i made the handles for this bag how i like to make handles. using interfacing and some fusible fleece as well as nylon webbing. i find that it turns out a really sturdy handle that doesn't stretch out as much. putting the zipper in was fairly easy with the gusset and such but this is also where i messed up and ended up with the gusset opening being a little bit smaller then the side panels. rather then un-sew and fix the problem i just modified it and added a few pleats to each side. the inside seams are bound and the duck cloth is the lining on the bag. as you can see the bag has really nice shape and structure to it with two outside pockets which are nice. i doubt the bag is big enough for me for a weekend getaway bag. maybe an overnight bag. right now i have all of my knitting in it. it is working out great for that. this is a bag that i will make again and yes i will read all of the directions and get the next one right. i have also been working on an old WIP using Origins. i have all of the blocks trimmed and the layout is ready. this isn't the final layout. i did a little switching around with the help of some instagram friends (i love you gals) and my quilting buddy Denise - love you too. so next up on my sewing list is getting the middle of this quilt sewed up. but...... it will be awhile before i get it done. because i am headed to.... The Big Easy yup. checking off another bucket-list item and taking a non-work related little vacation. i am super excited about it. i have heard great things about New Orleans and can't wait to experience the city for myself. me being me and getting the most bang for my buck this trip did not just jump into my head. it was prompted by...... Dave. i blame him and i thank him all in the same breath. Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds are playing at the historic and newly renovated Saenger Theatre for not 1 but 2 nights and yes by the grace of God i have tickets for both nights. when these shows were announced last year my wheels (aka my brain) starting turning to see what i could make happen. i will save you the drama and just say that i made it a possibility and now i am going. if you are a regular reader you know of my love of his music. i love the band in concert as well however him with Tim is my favorite. so i will escape reality for a bit because i know it will be there when i get back and i will enjoy every minute of my Dave inspired vacation. happy sewing
These nine tips will help get you on the right track when it comes to choosing a machine quilting design. Remember: there is no wrong choice!
Although these two mini scrap quilts, (which I just listed in my shop today) aren't proof positive, as they are part of the small batch of ...
My dad worked in advertising, and one of his perks was free magazine subscriptions to just about every type of magazine you could think of, and there were tons of magazine titles when I was a kid in the 1950s. I liked looking at the pictures in Life, Look, and the Saturday Evening Post, but my fa
Quilteuses débutantes, les éditions de saxe vous font un cadeau ! Découvrez nos tutos pour apprendre comment matelasser un ouvrage en patchwork à la main !
*Kostenloser Versand für Bestellungen über 35 $* Das ist das richtige Volumenvlies für meine Quilts im Frühjahr und Sommer. Es ist leicht, schön fließend und lässt sich im Handumdrehen auch auf Langarmmaschinen quilten. Vom Hersteller: Quilters Dream Bamboo Batting ist unser elegantestes Quiltvlies. Dream Bamboo ist eine luxuriöse Mischung aus samtigem Bambus, üppiger Tussah-Seide, starkem seidigem Tencel® und weicher stabiler Baumwolle. Die natürlichen, umweltfreundlichen Fasern von Dream Bamboo werden gemischt, kardiert, überlappend und fein nadelgefilzt, um Ihnen unvergleichliche Weichheit, Stärke, Wärme und Atmungsaktivität zu bieten. Der üppige, seidenweiche Fall macht Dream Bamboo zu einer unvergleichlichen Steppdecke! Dream Bamboos geheime Mischung (oder Geschäftsgeheimnis): Bambus – ist eine samtig weiche, absorbierende Faser mit einzigartigen antibakteriellen Eigenschaften. Bambus ist im Winter warm und im Sommer kühl. Seide - die stärkste Naturfaser, die es gibt, steht seit jeher für Qualität und Eleganz. Dream Bamboo enthält hochwertige Tussah 'Peace' Seide, die stärker und widerstandsfähiger ist als weiße Seide. Die lange Länge der Seide verleiht dem Dream Bamboo zusätzliche Stärke und Weichheit. Botanic Tencel® - wird aus umweltfreundlichem Eukalyptusholz-Zellstoff hergestellt, der aus nachhaltiger Baumfarm stammt. Tencel® ist außergewöhnlich stark, elastisch und resistent gegen Falten. "Sie ist so weich, dass sie oft als ""Kunstseide"" bezeichnet wird." Natural USA Cotton - ist eine natürliche, vollständig erneuerbare Faser, die weich, atmungsaktiv und eine traditionelle Faser ist, die seit Generationen verwendet wird. Dream Bamboo verwendet nur hochwertig gereinigte Baumwolle aus den USA für Langlebigkeit und Qualität für die anspruchsvollsten Quilterinnen.
I'm sorry about the quality of these images, but the original illustrations in my 1936 McCall's Designs for Needlework catalogue are only 1. They are scanned at a fairly high resolution, so hopefully you will be able to print and trace the designs to fit blocks up to 12 inches. The first block h
These nine tips will help get you on the right track when it comes to choosing a machine quilting design. Remember: there is no wrong choice!
Identical blocks + different quilters = stitchy madness! Riddle us this, Q-bies: What three little words will make quilters stop in their tracks with eyes twitching and teeth gnashing? Answer: …
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Mola - Block #2 - Stencil © 2013 Patricia E. Ritter Templates for marking quilts and projects that are constructed of flexible plastic. Our stencils have been designed for both longarm and domestic machine quilters. BLOCK SIZE: 9 inch
BEAUTIFUL BOW is a digital longarm pantograph for use with computerised quilting machines. This prettty bow design is a lovely pattern for christmas. birthdays or any special occasion quilt or tablerunner. Alternatively consider quilting just one repeat to make a cushion, pillow or tote panel. Use for edge to edge quilting or as a border. ♦️DESIGN SETUP No offset is required to stitch this design but it can be offset if desired. The design contains some backtracking. See video. And for additional christmas products click here : https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/DigitalLongarm?section_id=40605190 To see more leafy designs in my shop click here : https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/DigitalLongarm?section_id=38892843 ♦️FORMATS & MACHINES This is a digital product suitable for computerised quilting machines using the following file extensions: .BQM .CQP .DXF .HQF .HQV .IQP .PAT .PLT .QLI .SSD Compatible with Innova, AutoCAD, HQ Pro-Stitcher, Intelliquilter, Side Saddle, Statler Stitcher, QBot and PC Quilter brands. ♦️ WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE This is a digital download only and no physical product will be sent. Once payment is complete you will receive a zipped file containing all 10 file extensions plus additional .jpeg and .png images direct to your registered Etsy email account. You will also receive a recommended design setup pdf. Be sure to check your spam or junk inbox if you don't receive these. All designs have been drawn and digitised by Tracey Pereira ©2023 Thank you for your interest in this digital design.
We had a great meeting on the last Saturday of February. It was lovely to see all the members in their colourful summer clothes, and to have the doors and windows wide open. Griet Lombard was our guest speaker and bought along many of her quilts and textile works to show us. Griet started life in South Africa before moving to New Zealand several years ago, and her older quilts reflected the colours of her environment there. Her work features lots of embroidery, stitching, threadwork and beading. This quilt came about after a friend suggested making a butterfly quilt, and a beautiful bright blue butterfly visited Griet's garden in South Africa. More recent quilts reflected Griet's journey to New Zealand, and her efforts to create a home here. The quilt below was inspired by a crocheted afghan throw Griet saw in a magazine, and is made up of a series of heavily stitched mini quilts, made day by day, as a form of creative therapy. Griet also taught her Faded Roses class for our members the following day. To learn more about Griet, and the workshops she teaches, visit her website. We collected a lot of Batik Bliss blocks made for Block of the Month. The aim was to use bright tropical colours, and these blocks certainly do look tropical. We had 76 in total, so we split them between two lucky winners - Wendy Welsh and Tracy Carew. Here are just some of the ones Wendy got to take home:
