Sticky Fingers: Glued Collage
Online Class November 30th
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I really enjoy work ing with glued collage, because it's extremely fast and fun! Once the design is composed, there's no need to quilt it, add a binding, etc. Plus, it's possible to work with tiny bits of fabric which are too small to easily sew.
You'll have a chance to learn the technique when the next class starts on November 30th. And since this class only involves two lessons, you can easily complete it before Christmas.
Cruciform #1, is an example of the technique. (My first glued collage. Way fun!)
See awesome student results here.
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Winter Hills |
Here's my latest quilt, "Winter Hills."
I did the sky FOUR different times, including one fix that involved taking apart the finished quilt! Geesh. A few problems, yes. But I'm happy with the result.
See more information and close up detail shots here. And check out my blog, to read all about the process.
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An "Interesting" Project |
Sometimes my experimentation yields lovely quilts that I'm quite happy with. But other times, I get rather, uh ... interesting results. This was the case when I tried a faux chenille technique using painted newspaper.
I don't consider this a failure though. Just a "rough draft." As you can see, I got a cool effect when I burned the sheer edges. That will be worth revisiting.
Read more about my process here.
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Upcoming Events |
- Orlando, FL, November 5, Playing with Fabric lecture
- Pembroke Pines, Jan. 8-9, Color lecture, Design Your Own Nature Quilt |
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New on Web site |
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- Winter Hills
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New on Blog |
- But What About that Blue?
- Colorful apples in Clearwater, FL
- "Good" ideas
- Fun Experiment with Mixed Results
- Winter Hills in-progress (3 more)
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