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The Quilt Show Newsletter January 19, 2022

Unusual Fabrics & Textures, What is a Bird Box Collage?, Learn 3 Blanket Stitch Variations, Fun Idea: Put a Label on the Binding, Dresden Plate Appliqué Rulers, A Yellow Puzzle 
Welcome to Wednesday - January 19, 2021
Featured Quilt - Super Moon Rising

Unusual fabrics and textures create a shimmering Super Moon shining through the trees in this lovely quilt by Laura Fogg.

Laura writes, "I am always awake to witness major celestial events, and this year's super moon rising before a total solar eclipse inspired me to make a quilt."

Learn from Laura by watching her in How to Make a Landscape Quilt with Laura Fogg | How to Machine Embroidery with Ann Horton.
Watch Lisa Thorpe Build a Bird Box (Collage, That Is)
Be Inspired To Create Your Own Collage

Lisa Thorpe demonstrates for Ricky how to use the Waterlogue app to soften the image of a bird and places it onto the collaged background she builds by auditioning an assortment of fabrics, ribbon, paper with words. Using this image, she shows you how to build a framed bird box collage with simple machine stitches over layers of assorted fabrics, words on paper, ribbon, and stamped images.

Watch Lisa in How To Make a Bird Box and Time Stamp Collage with Lisa Thorpe | Sue Spargo Inspiration with Alex Anderson.
The Quilt Show LIVE:  The Blanket Stitch
Learn the Variations

Embroidery Stitches Rock! Now that you know the Blanket Stitch, did you know there are wonderful variations? Alex has THREE variations of the Blanket Stitch to show you today. Fun, beautiful, and calming, hand stitching back.

Alex is LIVE today Wednesday, January 19, 2022 @ 10am PST, 1pm EST, and 6pm London time. All classes are recorded so they can be viewed later.
WeAllSew Tutorial: Quilt Binding With Words
Label Your Quilts (In A Fun New Way)

As Alex, and many other quilters, have said before, it is important to always label your quilts. But who says you just have to put a label on the back? With everything going on the past few years, Amanda Leins at WeAllSew didn't have time to create a label, so she decided to put the label in the in the quilt's binding! Find out how she did it.
In The Store - Picture Windows Dresden Plate Reverse Appliqué Ruler
Take your Dresden Plate Blocks to the Next Level with Picture Window Dresdens!

 Watch Dee Christopher's video How to Make A Picture Window Dresden Plate Block and see how she uses the Picture Windows Dresden Plate Reverse Applique Ruler from Annie McHugs to make fun and versatile dresden plate blocks.
The Quilt Show Puzzle: "They Call Me Mellow Yellow"
"Yellow" by Lynn Koolish

Doodled on her iPad in an art program first, Yellow (34" x 33") was a quilt that Lynn Koolish knew where she wanted to end up but didn't know how to get there. Knowing she had a great quilt, she had to work backwards from her drawing to figure out the piecing of the quilt.

See more of Lynn's quilts in Fabric Dyeing and Shibori with Lynn Koolish | Sun Printing on Fabric and Applipops with Pokey Bolton.
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It's a new collection of quilt shows which comes in different quality and color combinations. This aussiessay.com collection is going to hit new records because these are designs by professionals using different art tools.

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