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Although
Cinzia White made her first quilt
in 1984, a gift for her future husband
Paul, she had no idea at that stage
of all of the finer details that were
needed to make a 'proper' quilt. That
quilt was made using the 'try this
it should work' technique and although
it was a much loved gift she has since
learnt and taught many skills which
she utilizes in her ever increasing
collection of quilts.
In
1987 she completed her first quilt
class, a hand made sampler, and from
this has progressed and created several
award winning quilts.
Cinzia
has had numerous patterns published
in Down Under Quilts, Patchwork and
Quilting (Australia) and Patchwork
and Stitching and regularly teaches
classes in her local area and throughout
Australia.
Although
favoring complicated hand pieced and
hand quilted designs Cinzia has also
designed numerous popular machine
pieced quick quilts. Her love of scrap,
or dislike of too much uniformity
in fabric, has lead to a range of
so called Scrooge Quilts, which utilizes
the leftovers from her larger quilts.
To
find out more about Cinzia, just visit
her
blog.
Cinzia's
Confused
Wells class is coming this fall!
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Wells by Cinzia
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Confused
Wells is loosely based
on Mary Ellen Hopkins'
Hidden Wells quilts.
The use of varying
block sizes allows
you to use up more
of your scraps; in
fact the only fabrics,
which many of Cinzia's
students need to purchase,
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Cinzia
gives tips on fabric
selection; pressing
techniques to provide
a crisper tidier
finish; working
with bias seams
and preventing the
stretch and waves
that often occur
on these seams;
and binding techniques
used by many professional
quilters to mention
just a few.
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There
are two different
layouts provided;
one of which only
uses straight seam
sewing, while the
other has partial
seams for those
wanting more of
a challenge. However
the design is also
such that there
are numerous possible
layouts depending
on your own preferences.
In depth detailed
instructions, with
accompanying photos,
are provided throughout
to make is easy
for you to succeed.
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You will be able
to take the skills
learnt in these
lessons and apply
them to many of
your other quilts,
both scrap and traditional.
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Patterns! |
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Fracture |
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have a new table topper pattern
called Crazy Spidron!
This pattern comes in a two color
and four color version. |
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out our Gallery to see
all the wall hangings folks have
made. |
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| Sew
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Each month I post a question in our
forum. This is a great way to share
what you know and to learn new things.
Here is this month's question.
| What
kind of thread do you use for
piecing? |
PLEASE
NOTE:
Click
here if you are not registered
to the forum.
You
can see the answers to this question
in our forum as well as add your own!
Join
us in our forum. Visit the Student
Lounge for Sew and Tell.
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Name the Block Winners!
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We
had 5 quilters that helped us put
our block back together. Give them
a big hand!
Joan
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Vinette D
TxNana C
Eileen H
Barbara H
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one received the instructions to make
the block.
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We
put all the names in a drawing and
the winner receives a wonderful fat
quarter!
Congratulations
Barbara H!
This
block has many names! Puritan
Star Quilt, Star of LeMoyne, Lemon
Star, Diamond Design, The Star, Eastern
Star, Idaho Star, Hanging Diamonds
and Diamond.
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This
month's birthdays!
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Roslyn
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Debbie
- Starlight |
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Lee
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Betty |
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Lynn
- kewpie |
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Bianca |
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Connie |
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Clara |
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Cindy
- cluedema |
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Debbie
- misty |
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Sharon
- brismom |
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Marion
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Joanne
- midnightquilter |
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Norma
- tennisone33076 |
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Laura
- LDe |
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Faye |
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Beth
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chat channel is 4 years old! |
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Door
prizes! |
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Party
Music! (need to be on mIRC for music) |
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Fun
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Crossword
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Seam
_____. The fabric between the seam and the
raw edge of the fabric. |
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stitch. To stitch in reverse over the previous
stitches. This helps strengthen the beginning
or end of a seam. |
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appliqué. By using fusible webbing, you can
press your appliqué pieces to the background
fabric. |
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The
straight-grain or bias strips of fabric that
is used to cover the four raw edges formed
by the backing, batting and top of a quilt.
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Freezer
Paper Applique (abbreviation) |
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Exchanging
of blocks or fabric with other quilters. |
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The Bias. (abbreviation) |
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stitch. Another term for blindstitch. |
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Embroidery
using red thread. |
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A
firm pattern that can be used as a guide for
marking and transferring shapes onto fabric.
These can be made of paper, cardboard or plastic.
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Foot. This foot produces thread loops on the
fabric's surface for a decorative and dimensional
appearance. |
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Small
running stitches that hold the three layers
of a quilt together. |
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Ears. Formed in two corners when stitching
a triangle and a square unit together. These
ears are, in most instances, trimmed away.
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block. A collection of small fabric squares.
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stitch. A closely spaced zigzag stitch that
can be done by hand or machine. The stitch
resembles satin. |
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Wall. A area that allows you to put up pieces
of your quilt and see them in relationship
to one another. |
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eighth. A piece of fabric (11" x 18") that
is half of a fat quarter (18" x 22"). |
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grain. The threads in a fabric that run perpendicular
to the selvage. This grain has a little more
stretch than the lengthwise grain. |
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strips. Another term for sashing. |
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seam. A seam that is at 45 degrees and is
most often used to join border corners. |
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loss of dye in fabric when it gets wet. |
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The
amount of fabric measured in yards. |
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Works
In Progress. (Abbreviation) |
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patch. A quilt block that is divided into
four equal divisions. |
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