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Tag Archives: technique
(Stash)BUSTED – Knowing what you have
I decided to start on my book- and stash-busting project by tidying up and getting a handle on what fabric I owned. This may take a while. I shall consider it an ongoing project. This is what over 100 yards … Continue reading
Posted in Quilting, sewing, StashBUSTED!, studio, tutorial
Tagged Craft, Drawing, fabric, organization, sewing, StashBUSTED, stashbusting, studio, technique, Textile, Work in Progress
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The French-Canadian Fur-Trapper Wizard Coat
This is my first attempt at creating a coat out of felted, reconstructed wool sweaters. It was also one of my first serger creations. Who but me would go from scarves directly to the challenge of a giant, sweater coat? … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Crafts, creativity, Green Living, Recycled fabric, sewing, technique, Uncategorized, Work in Progress
Tagged art, Arts, Craft, Crafts, creativity, fabric, Fiber Arts, Sew, sewing, technique, Textile, Visual Arts, winter, Work in Progress
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Jewelry display frame tutorial
Whether you want to display a collection of vintage jewelry or you just hate to hide your favorite pieces while you’re not wearing them, this jewelry frame may be your answer! Made from an old picture frame and a few … Continue reading
Happy Feet – Quilt Binding Edition
The Problem I hate binding quilts. It’s the one thing about quilting that feels like drudgery to me. It takes a long time to do it the traditional way, and it is difficult to get great results if you do … Continue reading
Posted in Quilting, sewing, technique, tutorial
Tagged Craft, machine quilt binding, quilt, quilt binding, Quilting, sewing, Sewing machine, sewing machine feet, technique, Textile, tutorial
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The Masquerade Ball
As we move into the darker, colder seasons I’m able to focus more on indoor art projects. NMC Dance Club’s Masquerade Ball gave me the perfect opportunity to reawaken my visual-arts chops. The base of the mask is papier mache … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, creativity, Dancing, photography, technique
Tagged art, Arts, Craft, Crafts, creativity, Dance, Dancing, Dress, Halloween, Holidays, Leaves, Nature, paper, Paper piecing, Papier mache, technique, Visual Arts
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If you have an idea in the forest…
There is a clever little quilt technique and pattern that I’m seeing everywhere right now. It’s becoming a little bit of a fad, and it may actually be something new. And you know what? Every time I see it, it … Continue reading
Dyeing in Process
Arranging fabric on pulley system in preparation for dyeing. Yup, pulley works. Yay! Fabric being dyed main color: teal blue that doesn’t really look teal. Under-dyeing with ombre technique using teal blue. About an hour later: Over-dyeing in bronze using … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, creativity, sewing, studio, technique, Uncategorized
Tagged art, Arts, creativity, Dress, Dress, Dye, fabric, Ombre, Sew, sewing, Silk, studio, technique, Textile, Work in Progress
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The second easiest book you’ll ever make
The pamphlet stitch binding is a classic, and one of the simplest you can use. In an effort to use oddball studio droppings, like an 18″x24″ piece of watercolor paper on which I had doodled while laid up from a … Continue reading
Posted in Crafts, creativity, tutorial
Tagged art, Book, creativity, postaday2011, Project, studio, Studio droppings, technique, tutorial
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Bernina cozy tutorial, part one
As you recall, I found an unpleasant surprise when I recently used my Bernina. In order to protect her from further acts of desecration, I have embarked upon a project to make a Bernina Cozy. I’m making this way more … Continue reading
Posted in Quilting, sewing, studio, technique, tutorial
Tagged bernina cozy, postaday2011, quilt, Quilting, sewing, sewing machine cover, stashbusting, studio, technique, tutorial
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The things you find…
This is a potholder. I made it this weekend using a couple of orphan blocks and a section of a retired bath towel. Not only did this project net me a new potholder, (of which I am always short), but … Continue reading
Posted in Quilting, technique
Tagged Daily life, postaday2011, quilt, Quilting, sewing, stashbusting, technique
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