My new printer, scanner and camera arrived Thursday. The first two are completely hooked up; the third needs a bit more study. I've managed to scan some photos from my Machine Quilting class at Quilt University:
These are practice samples. I really got into the stars and leaves, and I'm even rather proud of the stippling around the 'cosmic' design. I have learned, though, that no matter how excellent the teacher (and Carol Miller is great!), no matter how thorough the notes, the key to successful machine quilting and free-motion MQ is practice, practice, practice!
Then there is the design I've worked up for my 'Scrumptious Surfaces'class at Joggles:
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This stuff is so much fun. Our teacher for this class is the supremely talented Sharon Boggon, who operates a resource-packed website and blog, in a minute ago. If you visit, pour a cup of your favourite beverage and sit down to relax and spend some time. A journey through Sharon B's blog, stitch dictionaries, and links is as good a read as the best stitchery magazine!
But what am I hangin' about here for? I've got designs to work on! TTFN!
2 comments:
Oh man - f I'm ever in a gift swap, I hope you draw my name!
You are an amazing fiber artist!
Yes yes yes feel free to use that photo - i think it is so fascinating - that's why I shared it.
hugs
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