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Viewing entries posted in March 2015
Limited Time Offer
"In Samplers, Setting and Scraps, we will examine a number of strategies for making beautiful quilts whether you want to use lots of fabrics or just a few" ...Susan.
My March Stitch Along week 5
The fifth Sunday of March and we come to the end of another Stitch Along challenge. I had a lot of fun with this and was even going to continue on and make more blocks, enough to make a quilt. Unfortunately, that's not going to happen right now.
Is this Big or What?
Recently Connie from Colorado joined my online class "Knot of Squares" aka Trinity Celtic Knot. The design pattern is by Deborah Cohen who designs patterns for us at Arbee Designs and she gave me the go ahead to write up a class which offers additional construction options and gives lots of details in how to construct it successfully. In fact, I included three different construction methods and three border variations to offer each student their preferred method of construction and desired look.
Who's this artist?
Who am I writing about, what can we learn from this artist? What designs can WE make?
Stitch Along March rules part 5
This week of the March stitch along is all about finishing off your piece, but before you continue on, I did want to mention that the gallery has been updated. Be sure to check it out: check out the Gallery
You can learn Hand Quilting too!
Learning how to hand quilt may seem daunting at first, but Nancy Chong makes it easy. Her easy-to-follow instructions are designed for both left handed and right handed quilters. Anyone can learn.
My March Stitch Along week 4
This week I have been having fun with more stitching. Stitching is my favorite part of course, although lately you'd be thinking that cutting up was seeing as I've been doing a lot of that in challenges. It's fun and it takes you unexpected places which just adds to the challenge.... well I'm getting a little off track here so let's take a look at what I did this week for my Stitch Along.
Journal Quilts gallery
All quilts tell a story especially art quilts and journal quilts, which are usually a series of small quilts that reveal a longer tale. Often one journal quilt leads onto the next and it is amazing how their tale unravels. Lily Kerns class Journal Quilts starts this weekend and she shared with us, some journal quilts made from a few of her students who have taken this workshop. In this course, you make three small journal quilts to tell your story.
Stitch Along March rules part 4
Be sure to check out the Gallery it has been updated again and we are ready to continue on with the next week.
Make Your Own Beautiful Colors in Wool
Ever wonder how in the world an artist takes this... 