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Featured Quilt - A Tribute to Libby Lehman
Radiance - Inspired By Libby was created by Carol Moellers. Carol, who is the featured guest on our latest show, was asked if she would like to make a quilt for a special medical fundraising event for Libby Lehman in 2014. The quilt had to be something which inspired her from Libby's teachings. All the quilts for this fundraiser were part of a special exhibit, "Inspired By Libby" at Houston IQF and at AQS Paducah shows. The quilts were auctioned off and the funds raised went to Libby's medical fund.
See more quilts from Carol by watching How To Use Batik for Appliqué with Carol Moellers | Learn the Batik Process with Jonathan and Beth Evans. |
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Carol Moellers Demos Turned Edge Machine Appliqué with Batiks |
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How Are Batiks Created?
Carol Moellers begins our new show by discussing the tools and processes for creating batik fabric, starting with a piece of white fabric. She describes how the fabric is prepared and treated with wax before applying dyes to achieve the intricate patterns characteristic of batik.
She then demonstrates how to prepare and position the appliqué elements. By using a combination of small stitches while machine stitching each element in place, she achieves the appearance of hand appliqué. Carol then shares her process on a Cool Cats mini quilt.
Learn from Carol, and Jonathan and Beth Evans, by watching How To Use Batik for Appliqué with Carol Moellers | Learn the Batik Process with Jonathan and Beth Evans. |
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Alex Anderson LIVE: What Are Curvelets? |
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Get Ahead of the "Curve" With Curvelets
Alex says that Curvelets are addicting. How do you make them? How do you use them? What are those tools? It's new and it's fun. Find out more with Alex.
Alex is LIVE TODAY, October 14, 2024 @ 10am PST, 1pm EST, and 6pm London time. All classes are recorded so they can be viewed later. |
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Textile Talks: The Max Berk Textile Collection with Curator Dr. Kristine Scherer |
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Learn The History of a Museum and Its Exhibits
Presented by SAQA: "The Max Berk Textile Collection in Heidelberg was founded in 1978 as a private museum. It has been part of the city of Heidelberg since 2002. The long-standing curator, Dr. Kristine Scherer, introduces the museum and its exhibition activities from the beginning until today in an illustrated presentation."
Register today and watch when this episode airs this Wednesday, October 16, 2024, at 2 PM EDT. |
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Back In Stock - 4 & 5 Inch Cosmo One Touch Embroidery Hoops by Lecien |
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A Crowd Favorite
This one-touch embroidery hoop not only makes it quick and easy to load your fabric, but the seamless outer ring (no clasp!) means that there is nothing to snag your thread on while you stitch. |
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The Quilt Show Puzzle: More Batiks! |
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"Batik Star" by Cathy Perlmutter
In keeping with the batik theme this week, we are featuring Batik Star by Cathy Perlmutter. Cathy feels her Batik Star has a different mood than her other improv triangle quilts because of the batiks, giving off a soft feeling. Cathy loves quilts that have uneven edges, so she gave her Batik Star a pillowcase finish to represent that look.
See more of Cathy's quilts in Learn Improv Log Cabin Triangle Piecing, Cityscapes, and Judaic Quilting with Cathy Perlmutter. |
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