Exhibiting at shows can be one of the most fun experiences for a quilting enthusiast! However, applying to them can feel a little overwhelming. In order to simplify the process, check out the following tips! We will talk all about how to submit an application to quilt shows- including what kind of photos to use, ...
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It’s sad that so many of our once-cherished creations get relegated to the back of a cupboard once we have a new design in mind – but it doesn’t have to be the way! What if you took those long-forgotten projects and gave them a whole new lease on life?
Carry on reading to find out ...
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If you’re looking for a quick project, a quilt panel can be a friend indeed. They’re versatile (they can be used not only in quilts, but pillows, totes, runners, placemats, etc.), beautiful (I consider them art on fabric) and can inspire (with so many themed panels out there, whatever your special interest, you’ll most likely ...
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Improv quilting, much like improv comedy, thrives on spontaneity, creativity, and the joy of embracing the unexpected, allowing quilters to craft unique and expressive pieces without the constraints of rigid patterns.
Improvisation, often shortened to improv, is the activity of making or doing something not planned beforehand, using whatever can be found. This is the exact ...
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Quilting is an age-old craft that perfectly combines creativity with precision and mastering the art of quilting curves can bring a whole new look to your quilts. Incorporating curves into your designs adds depth and movement, along with visual interest. However, quilting curves can be intimidating for both beginners and experienced quilters alike. But with ...
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You don’t have to look very far before you come across Free Motion Embroidery or FME as it is known in the business. FME usually goes hand in hand with raggy edge appliqué and the two of them together make a huge style impact. ...
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Today, sashiko continues to be a popular art form and is practiced by stitchers all over the world. It can be used to decorate and mend garments, homewares, quilts, and more – in fact, it can be applied to almost any textile project! ...
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Living in a small space, it’s essential for me to keep my fabric stash under control. I don’t have a dedicated room for quilting, just a corner in the living room for my sewing machine and a few plastic totes to store my fabric. In order to maintain a manageable stash, I have learned to ...
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Washing a quilt can be a daunting task if you have never done it before. Here are some things to know before washing your quilt along with the steps to take to make washing a quilt easy. ...
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This is a term that you will find again and again in quilting patterns all over the world. As in most modern meme uses of the word ‘sandwich’, there are no bread or pickles involved. Instead it is referring to several layers of something (my dog likes a snuggle sandwich, for example) and in the ...
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