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Check out these picture quilt patterns and projects from the Bluprint community to inspire you to plan your first picture quilt.
Quilts! Quilting Techniques From Beginning to Advanced: Quilts! gives you full step-by-step instructions for 25 amazing quilting techniques from easy to advanced. Learn how to make a crazy quilt block, an easy weekend patchwork topper, a denim frayed lap quilt, or even a portrait quilt! All projects come…
The term "applique" can refer to sewing or quilting. There are many methods you can use when you make an applique quilt.
Crib quilt in a private collection. Pictured in Stella Rubin's How to Compare and Value American Quilts Quilt in the collection...
Now that taxes are over with, it’s time for fun – the April quilt date! You will recall that I promised to introduce you every month to a ne...
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I have been creating ocean and dunes art landscape quilts for many years but this week I decided to try some new designs. In Ocean and Dunes 22 I used one fabric for the sky instead of piecing it like I usually had done. When it came time to quilt it, I thought I would Read the full article...
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Totally encouraged by the kind comments from Jo and Lizzie, I have fixed the bit that was wrong (inbetween other things...) and taken a phot...
Why do you quilt? We have several reasons and it is so fun to change them up for my lectures, along with changing up some of the quilts. I like to start with my first quilt. It was so fun to be sharing this at The Stitchin' Post since this is where I took my first class! Nothing like meeting full circle. Here's my beginning sampler I made in a class with Jean Wells. And in no particular order, a few reasons I quilt: For friendship. I met a couple of friends in CA and we all made a quilt like this, swapping pieces, parts, and fabrics. My quilts are much more photogenic than I am!! To comfort others. This is part of a little quilt we made for a friend diagnosed with cancer. And some of these blocks came from her sewing room, which I assembled into this quilt. (That's comfort for me!) Bring awareness- This is a little quilt I purchased from Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative. I treasure this one especially because it is made by a friend whose mom had Alzheimer's and has since passed away. For warmth- My couch/winter quilt. I hand appliqued this primitive piece and it is "my" quilt to snuggle with on cold evenings watching tv. I'd love to hear one reason you quilt. Please leave me a comment. Thank you to those who have committed your support in one way or another for my projects close to my heart. Love to you all!
Yes, I have TWO finishes today - amazing, feels so good, as both have history. It is great to get them completed. I especially enjoyed han...
Appliqued and pieced quilts. Showing applique techniques with tutorials on what tools and template process I use.
Sarah's work encompasses portraits, naturescapes, Hawaiian-inspired designs and abstractions from nature, for there is beauty around us every day if only we stop to see it. Visit the galleries to see her art quilts, the patterns section to purchase patterns which encourage the artistic individuality of the quiltmaker, and the links page for some of her favorite websites and books.
Creative Journeys: Book 1 Modern technology offers textile artists many ways to share their passion and knowledge -blogs; videos; digital slideshows; online workshops;podcasts; e-zines and more. Lisa Walton of Dyed & Gone to Heaven has embraced technology and published a new e-book available through Amazon – Creative Journeys Book 1: Fun & Easy Surface Design […]
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Using knots in quilting is a great alternative to machine-quilting or hand-quilting your quilt. Learn how to quilt by tying knots with these great tips.
Step into the world of modern quilting with the Big Island Sky quilt pattern! This unique design offers colorful aesthetics and opportunities for sewing skill building through curve piecing with the drunkard path quilt block. Visit our gallery to see amazing customer quilts that showcase this pattern, and let their ingenuity inspire your next project. Buy your pattern today! #AestheticCrafts #QuiltIdeas
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