Sarah Ann Smith, a TQS member from the very start, shares her story of discovering quilting while working in Bolivia, teaching herself using Quilter’s Newsletter magazines. Sarah Ann shows us how we can achieve realistic results for recreating photographs using a variety of techniques that can be done individually or layered in a collage effect. She ends the show by teaching how threadwork and the type of thread you use can blend, enhance or accentuate an area of your work.
Also in this show, Ricky demonstrates two techniques for sewing a perfect mitered border corner, one involving pressing a crease and the other using a ruler. He follows this up by offering tips for avoiding puffy or tapered borders and how you can use this same process to create a multiple border mitered corner.
Ricky shares two techniques for sewing a perfect mitered border corner. He then shares tips for avoiding puffy or tapered borders.
Sarah Ann shows how you can achieve realistic results for recreating photographs using a variety of techniques that can be done individually or layered in a collage effect.
Sarah Ann shows how threadwork and the type of thread you use can blend, enhance or accentuate an area of your work.
Crazy interesting! I would love to take a class from you some time Sarah but I'm a midwest girl and don't travel well anymore. Thank you all so much for a great show! PS didn't Fabric magic used to be called Texture Magic?
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