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How to Do Handwork | Handwork Masterclass Part 2 - All About Stitches from Basic to Fancy

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(Show 3009) We're bringing you our second Masterclass on Handwork with Rosie de Leon-McCrady, Anna Bates, Sandra Leichner, Amy McClellan, and Meg Hawkey. Essentially, we're keeping you in stitches with a variety of artists who love handwork. From the classic basic stitches of redwork to the classic and elegant stitches of sashiko.

Rosie teaches us three basic stitches, the stem stitch, outline stitch, and backstitch, and also shares tools to get started. Anna gives a great overview of Sashiko, including how thread comes on a skein, cutting so it doesn’t tangle, and talks about pre-printed Sashiko designs, needles, marking, and stitching. Sandra explains how she brings her quilts to life with fabric and thread, and how to create realistic-looking vines, stems, and tendrils with embroidery. Amy demonstrates how she creates her reverse chain stitch in a hoop. And last but not least, Meg shows off a sample that has a variety of different stitches, while teaching four, including the backstitch, the lazy daisy (or detached chain), the chain stitch, and the cast-on stitch (3D flowers).

Handwork, Hand Quilting, Basic Stitches, Fancy Stitches, Sashiko, Redwork, Masterclass

Rosie de Leon-McCrady

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Anna Bates

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Sandra Leichner

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Amy McClellan

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Meg Hawkey

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Mary Ann Morton
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On Handwork 2, you featured a very short bit on "Alicia Ledinka" (probably not spelled correctly) who had made some cute toy like items. What more information can you provide about her/ Has she been on previous Quilt Shows? When? Thanks for any...

On Handwork 2, you featured a very short bit on "Alicia Ledinka" (probably not spelled correctly) who had made some cute toy like items. What more information can you provide about her/ Has she been on previous Quilt Shows? When? Thanks for any information!
Always learn something whenever I watch these shows! Thank you!
Mary Ann Morton

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soniasimone    Mary Ann Morton
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Her name is Olesya Lebedenko, she's going to be on a future show. Alex did a Facebook Live with her -- you should be able to find it under the "Learn" menu here, or you can just look through The Quilt Show's YouTube channel.

She is originally...

Her name is Olesya Lebedenko, she's going to be on a future show. Alex did a Facebook Live with her -- you should be able to find it under the "Learn" menu here, or you can just look through The Quilt Show's YouTube channel.

She is originally from Ukraine.

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soniasimone    soniasimone
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I didn't think the smiley would come out quite that gruesome!

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Sandra Shuttleworth
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Love the show...... Always learn new things, plus easier way of doing stitches.
Thank you for all your shows.

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