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How To Make a Bird Box and Time Stamp Collage with Lisa Thorpe | Sue Spargo Inspiration with Alex Anderson

3 MONTHLY WATCH BERNINA-872x100 Holiday Special ENDS 12/31

(Show 3002) Lisa Thorpe, artist, story teller and wearable art maker, discusses how imagery and photography play a huge role in her artwork. Lisa shows you how to make creative bird box collages using photos, assorted fabrics, bits of ribbons and simple machine stitches. She also shares an easy to do shadow-box method to enhance your collage. Then, Lisa shares and discusses the importance of having a workbook as a place to put down ideas, color inspirations, etc., and how to make simple rubber stamps to enhance your fabrics. Plus, Alex shares five lessons she learned from Sue Spargo when it comes to designing a wool and embroidery embellished piece.

Mixed Media, Surface Design, Collage, Fabric Collage, Stamping, Wool, Handwork, Embellishment, Appliqué

Product List:
Creative Stitching by Sue Spargo
Folk Tales Pattern by Sue Spargo
AccuQuilt Go!
AccuQuilt Go! Circles Dies
Dot Thimbles
Best Press
Quilters Select 80 wt. Thread
Misty Fuse
Jaquard Cotton 8 ½” x 11” sheets
Craft Felt
EZ Cut White Stamp Medium
Gelli Printing Pad
Golden Open Acrylic Paint
P-Touch Label Machine
B&H Photo Boxes

Lisa Thorpe

Go to Lisa Thorpe's Quiltipedia Page

Alex Anderson

Go to Alex Anderson's Quiltipedia Page

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This comes at the perfect time for what I am doing with the National Quilt Museum BOM. Two of the last four months I have leap frogged off in my own direction. This month, April, I will use some of the techniques from Lisa Thorp. There are...

This comes at the perfect time for what I am doing with the National Quilt Museum BOM. Two of the last four months I have leap frogged off in my own direction. This month, April, I will use some of the techniques from Lisa Thorp. There are four important elements in the block. Will definitely use felt to back those elements. Hopefully, I can try the Waterlog (spelling) program as well for two of the four elements. Thank you.

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Connie
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Please could I have the app details great shiw

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Marie Misgen
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What Fun, Fun, Fun !!! Thank you, loved every second of this show!
The Quilt Show just gets better and better - thank you, all you talented people!!

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Arrow
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Someone already said it...Best show I've seen. Have been watching journal entries by BB Henry and enjoyed them but this takes it to the finishing stage when you follow the delightenment process Lisa showed. So nice. Thank you.

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Valerie Cape
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Fabulous, fabulous show!! I am so inspired and need some playtime in my life! Thank you ?

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Peg
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All around wonderful show- so inspirational and informative about techniques. And accessible techniques without having to invest in ultra-specialty products. thanks to all.

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Madeline Cumming
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Wonderful show. I would also like to know the name of the app used to create the bird. It sounded like Waterlogged?

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Jackie Anderson
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Enjoyed this show very much. So glad Alex has joined the Sue Spargo band wagon! Lisa was fabulous. I got a lot out of her thought process and her work really defines her. Thank you for introducing her to us!

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Susan Hunt
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Let Alex know that Ariane Zurcher shows the Sue Spargo stitches and she does all of them left-handed. Her YouTube channel is "On the Other Hand". She does beautiful work, too.

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Pam Rappe
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Inspirational show. What app is it she used to make the robin? Ricki said he used that app also. Thank you

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