Наконец –то это свершилось и я держу в руках сигнальный экземпляр моей новой книги по стежке… Первая книжечка была издана в далеком уже 2009 году и была она маленькой, карманной . А эта большая, толстая и солидная . Но книга эта не совсем обычная . Это прописи для обучающихся свободной машинной стежке по программе первого курса моей ШКОЛЫ СТЕЖКИ и подходит она как для курсантов очных курсов , так и для изучающих этот вид рукоделия на виртуальных занятиях. Да и самостоятельно по ней заниматься вполне возможно.( фото 1) Мне давно советовали друзья и знакомые издать книгу по моим урокам стежки, но я всё откладывала . А тут решилась. И поводом для создания именно такой , «рабочей тетради» с прописями, где можно рисовать карандашом, фломастером и ручкой , послужили два момента. Есть у меня одна ученица на очных курсах, которой достаточно тяжело давалось на уроках рисование узора на бумаге. И она всегда просила меня изобразить в её альбоме хотя бы один-два элемента своей рукой . Потом она этот элемент заключала в рамочку , подписывала «Л.Ю.» , а дома многократно его обводила. И мне всегда было удивительно , что к следующему уроку у неё всегда было множество отлично выполненных стеганых образцов . А вторым поводом послужили мои занятия с маленьким внуком по прописям при подготовке к первому классу. Он тогда старательно обводил елочки, грибочки и цветочки, а я вдруг подумала : « а не сделать ли для моих учеников подобные прописи с образцами стежки ?»… Мыслью я поделилась с внуком, и с тех пор он стал моим маленьким моторчиком. Приходя к нам в гости , он всегда требовал отчет о количестве созданных мною страниц будущей книги. Ушло три месяца на сотворение первоначальной версии, и я решила испробовать прописи на своих очных ученицах. Нововведение им очень понравилось и почти на каждом уроке я слышу удивленные возгласы : «А как вы до этого –то учили ? Разве реально без прописей научить рисовать такие сложные узоры ?» . Я их , конечно, убеждала, что и без прописей реально, но гораздо сложнее. И вот , наконец-то , в руках у меня пахнущие типографской краской , мои «ПРОПИСИ ДЛЯ КВИЛТЕРА» . Экземпляр получился достаточно дорогой и мы с редактором постарались сделать всё , чтобы сократить расходы на его публикацию , но всё же … Стоимость книги пока не меньше 1200 рублей , поэтому большим тиражом я её решила не печатать , работать пока только по заказам и предоплате. В «прописях» есть небольшой вступительный текст, где я объясняю, как с ними работать. А в основном это 110 страниц с узорами для стежки. Я даю схемы , по которым учащийся отрабатывает основной элемент стежки, а потом выполняет композицию из этих элементов, сначала повторяя то, что нарисовала я . Всего в книге 200 узоров , и это не только известные , но и новые рисунки ( фото 2,3). В книге представлены также 20 схем , которые можно использовать для создания изучаемых на курсе трапунто, бути , кантхи и т.д. ( фото 4 ) К первому уроку я сделала только одну страничку, к большинству – по 8-10 страниц . А вот по заключительному уроку первого курса , на котором мы проходим традиционные узоры для квилтинга ( перья, колосья и лианы) в книге напечатано 16 листов. ( фото 5) «Прописи» выполнены в виде альбома на пружинном блоке , что делает их эксплуатацию ещё более удобной Я надеюсь , что книга «ПРОПИСИ ДЛЯКВИЛТЕРА» понравится и пригодятся всем, желающим научиться красиво и свободно строчить узоры на ткани без предвительно нанесенного рисунка с использованием как обычной швейной машинки , так и лонгарма. Успехов вам в творчестве и жду ваших заявок на книгу !

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DIGITAL PRODUCT: Digital products include the following file types and are intended for computerized robotic quilting systems. All formats included in this download. BQM CQP DXF HQF HQV IQP PAT PLT QLI SSD PRINTABLE PRODUCT: Printable products for this design may not be available yet.

Good Day to you! I was quilting a modern quilt and was practicing some freehand designs for this particular quilt. I promise to show you pictures when I am done. Anyway, I often use my tablet to …

Leap Frog - Pantograph / E2E © 2011 Patricia E. Ritter PAPER: A single row is 7.25 inches - printed with two rows - 144 inches long DIGITAL (computerized quilting systems): Zip file includes: BQM, CQP, DXF, HQF, IQP, PAT, QLI, SSD, TXT, WMF and 4QB or PLT. Most designs also include a DWG, GPF, PDF, PNG and SVG. SELF-PRINT: A single row is 8 inches - printed with one row. EMBROIDERY (computerized embroidery systems): Zip file includes: ART, DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PCM, PCS, PDF, PES, VIP, VP3 and XXX Sizes included: Size 1: 246.6 mm x 95.4 mm (9.71 Inches x 3.76 Inches) Size 2: 271.8 mm x 105.2 mm (10.70 Inches x 4.14 Inches) Size 3: 328.6 mm x 127.0 mm (12.94 Inches x 5.00 Inches)

Here are a few designs from my Quilting Sketch Book: It is FUN for me to draw wavy horizontal lines in the sketch book... then fill in the sections with different designs. This mindless drawing helps me determine what designs will work under the needle. I chose these two designs and paired them together.....they flow nicely. This looks too busy... but, if it were stitched with matching thread, it would look great....lots of texture! Draw out some wavy horizontal lines... then fill them in and see what you come up with. Red Goat Barn Front Yard Hydrangeas Hydrangeas are at their peak right now... Thread Shed Hydrangeas Gunnr.....supervising from the pick up seat! CLICK HERE to view my online Sketch Book CLICK HERE: to see My Quilts May Your Bobbin Always Be Full, LuAnn Kessi

For all you freehand quilters who also love modern quilts, here is a fun, easy and forgiving design to quilt. Try it and see how you like it! I drew this for a new class called FreeForm Quilting,…

I have been looking at the FMQ Challenge results that many of you have posted, and they are fabulous! There are feather plumes everywhere, all over the world, looking individual, unique, lovely. Practicing drawing, quilting, going back, trying again, all of you worked so hard and came up with some spectacular results. The best thing? You are quilting them already in your quilts. They look terrific, and of course, the more you do, and keep at it, and try new things with them, the easier they will be, the better they will become. Try different threads and needles. It's always fun to experiment, and yes, it is a process, a journey, and seeing improvement so quickly does keep you going. I am really happy so many of you are doing quite well with this tutorial. The echo quilting background I did is more difficult and takes a long time to do. Simple echoes that repeat the design are easier, with more spacing. If you use a contrast color thread that shows for the feathers, choose one that matches background for echoes or other background design so the feathers are highlighted, and your "oops moments" in echoes are not as obvious. But echo quilting is a fabulous technique to learn, so keep at it, love seeing your results. The hardest thing in doing echo quilting is having good visibility in your home sewing machine. Some machines make it truly difficult, others are great because of the foot placement, no big thumb screws or added hardware getting in your line of vision. Big thick plastic feet are hard to see around, as are feet that are not offset from the central post but block your view at "noon." Time for another idea for your feathers. The photo, above, is a variation of the feather plume that you can try. It works placed around anything, other designs, applique, open spaces. I used the Perfect Spiral tool by Anita Shackleford at www.thimbleworks.com to trace the spiral lines that became the spines of the feathers as they radiate outwards. I only traced one line, quilted it out from the base at the echoes around the pile of Headbands (directions in my Quilt Savvy book). Then at the outer edge, and just as in the spine in the tutorial, I echoed it back to my starting point and then feathered it. It's easiest to feather on the outside curve, the edge that is like the outside edge of an inflated balloon. Here I quilted on the left side of the spine and it was the Dreaded Inside Curve, but it is so gentle it is not a problem. This side can be tricky and more difficult as so many of you found. This design lets you quilt on either side, pick your "best" side and do that. If you found it was always hard to do one side, but the "other" side was good, pick that side and quilt it in this design. You can also quilt this design in plumes, so each line has feathers emerging from it. Be sure and double the spine so you don't get thread pileups going to a single stitched line. The feathers also fill the background space, no need for any other quilting that can be so tedious. I loved reading someone saying that she decided to quickly add a few more feathers as it decreased the amount of echo quilting! Something I discovered years ago too.....:-)! The center part could be an applique, and actually this spiral technique was devised by Anita as an applique block background. Feathering it is just a way to make it more interesting and give more excitement to the central area. You could divide a border space with these curves and do areas of this design like a fractured design. It would not be difficult, it would give you areas to quilt and take a break, and would look new and fresh and interesting. Yes, you can use straight lines for this if you like, but the soft curves look so flowing and natural. And yes, you can sketch these yourself without a tool, give it a try. Straight lines would be perfect to give an architectural look or more geometry to the feather design. The lines control and contain your feather shapes. You have boundaries for your feather exuberance! Here you quilt the feathers to fill the space, so deciding on how big to make them is so easy, and they graduate nicely in size too. I'll keep checking your results on SewCalGal's blog, and .... Keep quilting! Your work really does get better every day! Diane

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Five Swirl005 design sizes are included:  4” by 4” hoop: design size 3.90” by 3.90”; stitch count – 3,200.  5” by 7” hoop: design size 5.00” by 5.00”; stitch count – 5,390.  6” by 6” hoop: design size 5.91” by 5.91”; stitch count – 7,090.  8” by 8” hoop: design size 7.84” by 7.84”; stitch count – 11,080.  9.5” by 9.5” hoop: design size 9.45” by 9.45”; stitch count – 15,500. Non-stop embroidery. You don't need any embroidery stabilizer, place your quilt block (backing, batting, top fabric) and quilt it. Looks best on solid fabrics or blenders as the design looks very good by itself. FORMATS: DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3, XXX Note: You have to have an embroidery machine to stitch these designs.

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Boy... since sending out my blog post and newsletter about my new Ultimate Backgrounds, life has been NUTS here in Chico! Love all the positive response to my "new baby" :) As always I believe in as much instruction and education as I can possibly send your way so I have been spending many long hours getting YouTube videos posted for each of the backgrounds. Since I have filmed for both Craftsy and The Quilt Show, I know what "professional" studios look like. I have to laugh at the little makeshift studio here in my sewing room! But you know... it gets the job done and it's the best I can do from here! Soooo...if you're interested in seeing how the stencils actually work, and what cool things you can do with them, visit The Ultimate Backgrounds section of my website to check out the videos. During the filming process I noticed how the samples I was teaching with didn't show the details very well so I created a special page on my Pinterest board dedicated to these samples. (You can access my Pinterest page from the front page of my website). I've taken a picture of each and every one of them and posted them to this page. This will allow you to really see what I've done. As I said before, the first shipment of stencils will arrive on my doorstep this coming Friday. I already have the envelopes stickered and ready to go and will have the first 100 orders out on Monday. I am expecting the next shipment of stencils no later than the end of this month. Your envelopes are also ready to roll so as soon as they arrive I will have them out to you. Each of you will get a confirmation via email when your stencils are shipped. Thank you!!!! Hugs, Cindy :)