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| Twisted Hexagons |
Yes, I'll be teaching two more classes of this
popular technique. It only looks hard. There are no y-seams and the
blocks are large. The table runner uses 12" blocks.
TWISTED HEXAGONS
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| Twisted Hexagons Table Runner |
The Table Topper uses 10" blocks (6 of them) and a large, interfaced center hexagon appliqued on last.
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Twisted Hexagons Table Topper
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Then I have a class on FREE MOTION QUILTING, BASICS AND BEYOND:
This fun wreath is a stencil . . .
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| Draw with a stencil; complete with free motion outside |
What a FAT CAT! Of course! That's his name. My own
pattern that we trace the simple outline shape onto freezer paper, iron
onto fabric, stitch around freezer paper, peel off freezer paper and
then fill inside this very fat cat!
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| Fat Cat is a pattern I've had for a very long time |
BUZZ SAW:
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| Buzz Saw using a multi-sized 12-1/2" Dresden Plate ruler (included in kit) |
This is Dresden Plate blades on steroids! Easy and quick and dynamic.
And then CUPID'S ARROWS:
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| Hosannah Quilt from my book, Paper Piecing Perfect Points |
Cupid's Arrows is a paper piecing project using just 3 of the Hosannah/Palm Blocks:
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| Cupid's Arrows |
You can read more
about the techniques taught, the supply lists, the class prep, etc at
the Sewing Expo site - click the links for the projects above. Hope to
see you there.
Sure wished I lived closer to these classes. I have been a fan follower of you for a long time. Love your ideas and style.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. Happy sewing day.
Raining here in SW Mont. (Dillon)
TJ
Some day I will be able to hit one of your classes, but not this year. Safe travels to you. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteYour stitching talents are amazing. I love Fat Cat so much. Very lucky students who get to participate in your classes. Creative Class Bliss...
ReplyDeleteI love everything in this post but mainly the first two. Which of your books has this technique? I invite you to link to Hexie Weekend to share the post with other hexie lovers.
ReplyDeleteI attended your paper piecing class this past week in OP KS and enjoyed it so much! Its a cold windy day in Kansas, good day to finish my table runner, then use the FMQ techniques learned in your FMQing class! Thank you for your awesome classes!
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