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Machine Quilt Geometric Patterns Without Marking Workshop
This workshop involves designs, many of
them of sashiko origin, which Charlotte developed on a silk quilt that
she did not want to launder - therefore marking the quilt was
undesirable. Using tools and techniques you will practice 4 - 5
quilting patterns from Charlotte's book, One Line at a Time.
Layered Landscapes Workshop
Bring your favorite landscape photos
to class and turn one into an appliqué design. Then working from the
pattern you have created, learn to layer the landscape so no backing
muslin is needed. Fabric and color choices will also be discussed in
order to achieve desired reality. Techniques from the landscape portion
of my book,
Faces & Places - Images in Appliqué.
Student's supplies: Basic sewing
kit, needles (I like 11 or 12 sharps), thread to match fabrics, pins,
scissors (small, fine ones that cut all the way to the point), pencil,
removable fabric markers, notebook, masking tape, overhead projector
transparency film (available in class for 25 cents a sheet), black
permanent fine-tip marker, black dry-erase fine-tip marker, 18" x 24"
drawing paper, landscape photos - snapshot size, fabrics in amounts,
colors and textures appropriate for portraying your landscape - give
yourself as wide a selection as you can. If you have a light box and can
bring it, please do so; one is not required for every person.
For two or more day class you may choose to make a larger project. Bring
paper large enough for the project you have in mind and fabrics in the
amounts, colors and textures appropriate for portraying your landscape
in a larger size.
1 day workshop - For intermediate and up skill level
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