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I'm attempting to make the quilt in both color ways. The Spring one will be for my granddaughter and the other will be for...
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This is outstanding. Congratulations!
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I decided to do the applique. I use Alex's method for finished edge. Machine sewn on expect for the small circles which...
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really pretty and well done!
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Very nice! I love the blue and white fabric for this.
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I really love your fabric choices for this! Well done.
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They look fabulous, (from someone who isn't even going to attempt applique.)
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Your applique blocks are absolute perfection. You've done this before! lol
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Refresh your browser and try again. Or use another browser. I have no problems with Chrome.
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I have been trying to play the video for month 2 but am told to log in. I have logged in several times but it continues...
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Completed Month 2. I used machine applique. I need the practice as I am not as experienced with this method.
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Almost halfway done with month 2. Those little circles are kinda slow to make.
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You can always make the circles larger which will be easier for you to make. --Lynn
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Your block is wonderful! --Lynn
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I LOVE your blocks, Gloria! Your design really showcases the plaid. --Lynn
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I'm behind but here are my first 2 blocks assembled. It was so much fun sorting through the 365 Kona colors in the kit!!...
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Art Quilt Santa Fe, a three-day, hands-on, fiber-art workshop, returns to Santa Fe, N.M., for the third year in 2013. Attendees may select either a three-day workshop with Mary Pal of Ottawa, Ont., Canada; OR a three-day workshop with Betty Busby of Albuquerque, N.M., and Holly Altman of Santa Fe, N.M.
Mary Pal will teach her signature technique of sculpting and painting cheesecloth for texture in art quilts, adjusting photographs to create useful patterns, and professionally finishing artwork.
Betty Busby’s students will explore different types of non-woven materials, ways to produce images with them (via paint, dye, etc.), and methods to incorporate them into art quilting.
Holly Altman will teach three-dimensional effects using all types of traditional and non-traditional materials and techniques to create embellishments for art quilts.
The organizers are Gale Oppenheim-Pietrzak and Ann Anastasio, two friends who are longtime art quilters. All five women are members of Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA). SAQA’s annual conference will be held in Santa Fe immediately prior to the workshop at the same location.
The price of $493 includes either the three-day workshop with Pal OR the concurrent three-day workshop with Busby (two days) and Altman (one day); a welcome party prior to the event; and morning and afternoon snacks and beverages. The dates are Monday, April 29, through Wednesday, May 1, 2013.
Art Quilt Santa Fe will take place at the Lodge at Santa Fe, 750 North Saint Francis Drive, Santa Fe, NM 87501. Attendees will receive a special lodging rate of $79 per night if they call 1-888-563-4373 (toll-free) or 1-505-992-5800 and mention the event.
For more information or to register, the AQSF website is at http://www.artquiltsantafe.com/ or questions can be emailed to mailto:[email protected].
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