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Fermentation Quilt: This project was produced during an artist residency with Loomia in 2020. Fermentation Quilt is a cloth equipped with soft heaters along with thoughtful textile structures that offers a user the chance to think about their personal heritage and cul…
Tutorial to create a modern improvisational string pieced quilt block finishing a heart shaped quilt. Quilting and sewing workshops and classes in Seattle.
tutorial on joining the ends of quilt binding
When you tune in to Man Sewing, you see only me and my sewing machine. But if I were to flip the camera around, you would discover an entire team of creative geniuses working together to make Man Sewing a success. Today I’m working on a quilt that was designed by my good friend Heidi. As a talented member of the Man Sewing family, she is always coming up with cool project ideas. Click HERE to learn how to make Heidi’s Hexis Quilt!
Grime Guards are for the square cross-stitch hoops. This grime guard is perfectly sewn for the square Nurge hoop with a slot for a screw. SIZE: - Nurge #2 - 16,5 x 14,5 cm - Nurge #3 - 22 x 19.5 cm - Nurge #4 - 28 x 25 cm Keep your fabric clean from any grime on your hands. Grime guards are great for cross-stitching, quilting, embroidery, and needlepoint. They help keep your fabric clean while you work on your project and excess fabric can be tucked into the guard to keep it out of your way while you work. All seams are processed with a linen seam, inside there is a strong elastic band, this will allow the cover to be durable and washable often, just like linen. For these grime guards, I selected patchwork fabrics to add a unique touch to your embroidery. Grime guards are 100% cotton and machine washable. *Accessories are NOT INCLUDED **Personalized is a made-to-order listing that can be ready in 1-3 working days. I ask you to take into account that it is handwork, instead of industrial punching, and the product can differ from the previous a little. Real colors may differ slightly from their appearance on your display. ------------------------ All my handmade items are of high quality. If you need another quantity, please send me a convo! Thank you for your visit to my shop: www.etsy.com/shop/LovekaHandmade
Fermentation Quilt: This project was produced during an artist residency with Loomia in 2020. Fermentation Quilt is a cloth equipped with soft heaters along with thoughtful textile structures that offers a user the chance to think about their personal heritage and cul…
This month’s lotto block is a paper piecing pattern and tutorial provided by Trina Peterson using a nice vintage color palette supplied by Wendy Franczak…thanks, ladies! If you’ve never tried the paper piecing technique (or maybe never even heard of it!), this one is about as simple as it gets…you can do this! You’ll learn the basics of putting together a block, and maybe even do more than one…who knows, you might just feel empowered […]
A blue cornflower cotton featuring white floral print throughout, bound with white cotton binding. - Front patch pockets - All stitch-work, piecing, and fabric makes this coat unique - Fabric is vintage, and may include idiosyncrasies and mendings relevant to it's age - Repurposed in Los Angeles, California - Cropped to low waist - Drop Shoulder - Dry Clean Only Measurements: X-Small: Recommended for size 0-2 - Length: 19.5 - Shoulders: 19 - Bust: 38 - Waist: 38 - Sleeves: 20.5 Small: Recommended for size 4-6 - Length: 20.5 - Shoulders: 19.5 - Bust: 40 - Waist: 40 - Sleeves: 21 Medium: Recommended for size 8-10 - Length: 21.5 - Shoulders: 20 - Bust: 42 - Waist: 42 - Sleeves: 21.5 Large: Recommended for size 12-14 - Length: 22.5 - Shoulders: 21 - Bust: 44 - Waist: 44 - Sleeves: 22
I’m participating in A Frock By Friday, an online sew-along where women across the country world work on a dress step by step through the week to finish by Friday. It’s led by Kathleen…
My eldest son Ethan turned FIVE last week. I wanted to share his superhero quilt that I made, as well as the tutorial I used. It was time he got a big boy quilt because he’s outgrown all his …
Welcome to issue 88, the August issue of the contemporary arts magazine Inspirational. In this issue of 130 pages, we have painting, colla...
Zweigart AIDA 14 ct für wunderschöne Kreuzsticharbeiten als vorgeschnittener Precut.
June was a busy month for me as far as teaching classes went. Last week I introduced you to my latest group of Maine Retreat students from the last week of June, and this week (and the next two as …
Make this Escher inspired weaved purse with tumbling blocks pattern.
Kids paint on mini pieces of canvas to form a collaborative quilt of abstract art.
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Bonnie brought over this classic quilt top made from Kathleen Bissett's Magic Tile Pattern. This pattern was extremely popular a decade or two ago, and really stands the test of time as it makes into a very striking quilt. It took my awhile to decide what quilting options to choose. At first, I hesitated to sew across the thin black sashing as it was so crisp I didn't want to muddy it up. I knew the two borders would allow some custom quilting to show, and wanted something dense enough in the center to balance that out. I felt stitching in the ditch beside the black only would leave the center feeling a little flat, so I opted for a simple pantograph called "Raindrops"for the center. You can see the quilting on the Stonehenge backing Bonnie selected from me. I did a simple feather with a curl in the turquoise outer border, and a new to me twist on my regular curls in the black border. I used a dark turquoise thread in the outer border and center and a charcoal grey on the black border.
Bonnie brought over this classic quilt top made from Kathleen Bissett's Magic Tile Pattern. This pattern was extremely popular a decade or two ago, and really stands the test of time as it makes into
Our Stitches Photoshop Brush set contains 13 high-resolution brushes within a ABR file. The ABR file works with Photoshop CS and above and Elements 4 and above. The brushes are 300 dpi and range from 2350 to 2500 pixels wide.
I’ve been working on a new style of work using negative space and dense stitching. The piece on the left, Grandad’s Tool Shed, is part of a new body of work for an exhibition at Llant…
Sorry for the late post… I guess better late than never… This week we are working on the Lemoyne star! First I want to say…. a lot of my design choices really depend on the fabri…
Learn more about the Free Motion Quilting Project, a blog created by Leah Day in 2009 and now features hundreds of free videos on machine quilting.
Hello and Welcome To another - Friday's Paper Piecing Party Link-Up!! Here are some of the designs I've managed to finish this week - My Cacti collection is growing !! The Muscle Cars are too - only a few left to finish off.... Lets have a look at what you all have been up to this last week... Link up your paper piecing creations for everyone to see. Visit a few, share a little love... Thanks! ** Forest Art Quilt is now an EBOOK and is available in my Craftsy Shop Have a Great Day!! My Pattern Shop https://www.facebook.com/QuiltArtDesigns An InLinkz Link-up
Working today with Cas Holmes as guide and inspiration at Bilston Craft Gallery was a transformatory experience. I have been moving in this direction recently -a mode of patched, upcycled, repurposed paper and fabric - and this was a wonderful consolidation day. I am enthralled by the use of paper made into cloth by the Momigami technique from Japan, where the paper is scrunched time and time again and "fed" with oil. It becomes almost like chamois leather in softness. I could then hand and machine stitch into it with ease. I believe the Japanese layer this and make a certain style of clothing from it. Paper was once made from rag and pulp and we are turning it back to cloth again this way. The above image uses only three papers - a waxed batik type paper, a magazine page and a photocopy of some ancient Japanese brown manuscript. There is a little cream lace too. I am going to work on this further and create another piece from the off-cuts from this one. Cas Holmes has written a wonderful book: Many of these techniques are covered in here. Below are some images from others in the group: Thank you Cas - you inspired all of us!
