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Learn Techniques for Spontaneous Design with Found Fabrics and Silky Surfaces with Sue Benner

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

(Show 2904) Sue Benner has been an art quilter for four decades. With a degree in molecular biology and a passion for art, her pieces often feature themes of cellular structure. Watch as Sue demonstrates building a small landscape quilt with Alex, makes a spontaneous design using fabric scraps along side Ricky, and then brings our two hosts together to share tips for understanding the variety and properties of found silky fabrics.

Unusual Fabrics, Art Quilts, Collage Quilts, Landscape Quilts, Surface Design, Upcycle Fabrics, Found Fabrics

Product List:
Panasonic Non- Stick Iron
Pellon 805
Wonder Under
Prisma Colored Pencils
Misty Fuse
QS Dream Select 100% Cotton Batting
Procion Dye

Sue Benner

Go to Sue Benner's Quiltipedia Page

Claire Castle
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Oh your hand dyed silks are gorgeous ! Great show , am going to haul out some scraps and play !

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Kay Worley
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What brand is your green iron? Thank you—loved your presentation.

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Joyce Burns
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Can't get the show to play. Goes to hi Joyce and wants me to join. I am a member.

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Mary Keasler
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What a fabulous show! Sue is so inspirational. I look forward to seeing more shows like this in the future.

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Marion Curtis
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I really enjoyed Sue’s show and the segment with the free style collages was brilliant. I would have loved to see something on how Sue might tackle the quilting. How might the canvas speak to her about the next step?

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Laurel Richardson
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Thanks, Sue. I loved seeing your work, process, and joy. Molly was cute, too!

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