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A Mod Podge Appliqué Technique and Fabric Selection with Kestrel Michaud | Embroidery Hoop Quilting with Sarah Vedeler

(Show 3303) Award-winning fiber artist and fabric illustrator Kestrel Michaud was destined to be an artist. With creative parents who encouraged her from an early age, art school professors who recognized her gift of working with fabric and refused to let her work in other mediums, to discovering the world of quilting blended with hi-tech. Learn how Kestrel creates raw-edge frayless fused-appliqué quilts and how to make your own accurate color card swatches for perfect fabric selection.

Then Sarah Vedeler, the queen of machine embroidery, shows you how to use computerized software to quilt with embroidery on a domestic sewing machine.

Raw Edge Applique, Machine Applique, Fabric Selection, Machine Quilting, Machine Embroidery, Fusible Applique, Value

Product List:
Mod Podge Matte
Cricut Design Space
Cricut Digital Cutter - Explore Air 2
WonderUnder
Photoshop
Affinity Designer 2

Kestrel Michaud

Go to Kestrel Michaud's Quiltipedia Page

Sarah Vedeler

Go to Sarah Vedeler's Quiltipedia Page

karonray
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Kestrel uses a photo for color choices but mentions using commercial Paint Chips. Taking paint chips, without asking permission, would be like a painter taking fabric samples, with no intention of buying fabric, to clean up paint drips.

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Kestrel Michaud    karonray
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I do mention commercial paint chips, but only in the context of they gave me the idea to make my own, as demonstrated in the video.

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sheryl solcan
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Absolutely stunning creativity, taking the journey of quilting further into the art world! Love the steampunk theme .

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Deyonne Evans
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I tried again to watch this show- it won't work When I click on the show a tab comes on saying hi Deyonne Log off

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phyllis ditto
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One word......WOW!

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Deyonne Evans    phyllis ditto
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even though I am logged I can't get any shows to come on, .

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Sue Cooper
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K.Michaud and S Vedeler were both fantastic new methods! Thank you for presenting them!

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Sue Cooper
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The heaviness of a queen size quilt, on the domestic machine embroidery unit - how did she deal with that - positioning tables for support all around?

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Cindi Moosey
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Thanks for tec help. Working fine. I am a big fan so loved this show. When you stick to cutting board which side is stuck to board fabric or wonder under?

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Kestrel Michaud    Cindi Moosey
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Stick the fusible side of the fabric to the sticky mat.

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Marlene Sheff
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She didn't mention whether or not she prewashes the batiks.

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Kestrel Michaud    Marlene Sheff
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I always prewash. Removing the sizing helps the fusible stick better.

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Pamela Newsome
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Wow what an wonderfully innovative, creative show, a show I know I will revisit. This show alone is worth the cost of the yearly subscription to TQS.

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Romana Krolikowska
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Hi, Great show. What kind of blade do use in your cutting machine., thanks
Romana

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Kestrel Michaud    Romana Krolikowska
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I use the standard blade, which Cricut calls a Fine Point Blade.

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