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Foundation Piecing Miniature Log Cabins with Amy Pabst | How to Do Embroidery on Silk with Alex Anderson

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(Show 3312) When Amy Pabst picked up a quilt book at the library the trajectory of her world changed in an instant. Soon she was making dozens of quilts until she discovered the secret to scaling down and constructing the Log Cabin block. Known for creating quilts featuring miniature and micro-piece log cabins that have amazed viewers around the globe, Amy shares how to work with unusual fabric and foundation piecing in miniature. Plus, Alex Anderson shows how to combine circles, Silk Dupioni, and simple embroidery stitches to create an elegant family heirloom.

Foundation Piecing, Hand Embroidery, Working With Silk, Log Cabin Quilts, Log Cabin, Miniature Quilts, Miniature, Embroidery, Silk, Specialty Tools

Product List:
Quilters Select Fabric Prep
Sue Spargo Circle Easy Template Set
Quilters Select Self-Erase Marker
Karen Kay Buckley Scissors
Robert Kaufman Radiance 60/40 Cotton Silk
RIT-Dymar Synthetics
Etsy
Kona Cotton
Foundation Stuff by G & V Siciliano
Log Cabin: The 100,000 Pieces Project by Amy Pabst (Quiltmania)
EQ Software Design
Monopoly Thread by Superior

Amy Pabst

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Alex Anderson

Go to Alex Anderson's Quiltipedia Page

Linda Ciebien
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What was the online class you were talking about Alex? I would love to check it out. Thank you for showing us your project it is stunning!

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Carol Grant
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Exquisite work! I know a local 20 year old quilter who is also a member of AQSG. Glad to see the young people enjoying & studying quilts

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Pamela Newsome
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What an astounding show - from start to finish -thank you TQS x

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[email protected]
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I am so impressed with her skill and clear directions. Thank you for profiling her.

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Tessa Adkins
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This was a fantastic showcase of Amy's work. She is a brilliant artist and her work speaks for itself. Thanks for featuring a young talented quilter and for featuring a West Virginia fiber artist!

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sheryl solcan
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Amy is a delightful person and so very talented. Her miniatures are outstanding and like it was mentioned, seeing them in a photograph, doesn't compare to seeing then in person.

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Dawn Carson
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What a delightful person Amy is, and clearly exceptionally talented! Thx for profiling her!

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Sandrab64
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I got up early just to watch Amy’s show! I couldn’t wait to see the process and to see all of her beautiful miniatures! She is so humble and such an inspiration!

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