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Lisa Sipes has collaborated with a number of people to make some stunningly beautiful quilts. Here is just a sample, plus a peek at her pink Gammill.
Star Members can watch Lisa in Episode 1506: Two Amazing Women and the Power of Quilting.
(The slideshow is best viewed Firefox.)
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This is a beautiful star from Jinny Beyer. Do you think it could be strip pieced? Maybe if you knew the name of the block, you could look it up and find out. Play the game and learn the name.
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Claudia Clark Myers and Marilyn Badger's quilt, Nighthawk - 84" x 84", won 1st Place Large Quilts - Movable Machine Quilted at Paducah 2017. The quilting techniques included, Fused Appliqué, Machine Appliqué, Free-Motion Quilting, Fabric Painting, Foundation Piecing, Paper Piecing and Machine Piecing. (Whew!) Congratulations.
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45-minute talk and presentation with 15 minute Q&A.
Luana will be sharing images and stories from her trip around the world, featuring quilts that display trends in contemporary quilt making.
See how quilters in different countries use their own culture as inspiration for unique works of art, and how the minimalism of modern quilting is progressing as a design trend.
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April Sproule took an "older" dress and upcycled it into a fashionable piece of wearable art. Here is a tutorial on just how she did it.
Click here to download tutorial .pdf file.
Star Members can watch April along with Joen Wolfrom in Show 2101: Color in Quilts & Upcycled Wearable Art.
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Chistine Sudberry's quilt, Phebe, 84" x 84", won 2nd Place Large Quilts - Moveable Machine Quilted at Paducah 2017. She used Hand Appliqué, Bias Work, Hand Embroidery, Free-Motion Quilting, Hand Piecing, and Paper Piecing. It was quilted by Chong Dropik. The Design Source is the Phebe pattern from "Primarily Quilts...19th Century Inspirations" by Di Ford-Hall © Quiltmania.
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Joen writes about her quilt,
"Memories of Monet combines two traditional blocks that I could use to create four-pointed stars, diagonal lattices, and illusionary circles. The fabric combination was inspired by a Monet garden fabric that was featured in each star block; hence the name."
2008 70″ x 70″
Click here to order the pattern from Joen's website.
Star Members can watch Joen in Show 2101: Color in Quilts & Upcycled Wearable Art.
MemoriesofMonetbyJoenWolfrom - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating
MemoriesofMonetbyJoenWolfrom - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating
MemoriesofMonetbyJoenWolfrom - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating
MemoriesofMonetbyJoenWolfrom - 36 Pieces Rotating
MemoriesofMonetbyJoenWolfrom - 100 Pieces Rotating
MemoriesofMonetbyJoenWolfrom - 289 Pieces Rotating
Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis
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Joen writes about her quilt,
"Memories of Monet combines two traditional blocks that I could use to create four-pointed stars, diagonal lattices, and illusionary circles. The fabric combination was inspired by a Monet garden fabric that was featured in each star block; hence the name."
2008 70″ x 70″
Click here to order the pattern from Joen's website.
Star Members can watch Joen in Show 2101: Color in Quilts & Upcycled Wearable Art.
Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis
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