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Examples of expected individual contribution from reference

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Examples of expected individual contribution from reference

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workshop considerations & suggestions

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Sample experiment & Decorative quilt samples

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Sample experiment & Decorative quilt samples

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Elizabeth Talford Scott, Bits and Pieces (1995). Courtesy of Goya Contemporary.

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Elizabeth Talford Scott, Bits and Pieces (1995). Courtesy of Goya Contemporary.

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Bits and Pieces, 1995

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Elizabeth Talford Scott, Bits and Pieces, 1995

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Elizabeth Talford Scott Bits and Pieces, 1995 Signed, titled, dated verso Fabric, beads, sequins, yarn, knots, buttons, metal, rocks, netting, thread 53.5 x 53 in. (135.9 x 134.6 cm)

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Elizabeth Talford Scott, Fifty Year Quilt (1930-80). Courtesy of Goya Contemporary.

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Dibujar, pintar, coser, escribir,repasar | Mysite

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Dibujar, pintar, coser, escribir y repasar, 2020

Textil bordado, coloreado en grafito y tintes naturales de palta y castaña.

71 x 46 cm

Colección Privada Tamara Chalabi

Beirut

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Dibujar, pintar, coser, escribir y repasar, 2020

Textil bordado, coloreado en grafito y tintes naturales de palta y castaña.

71 x 46 cm

Colección Privada Tamara Chalabi

Beirut

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Self taught textile artist Russell Barratt uses secondhand fabrics and repurposed used clothes to make quilted artworks that are personal, bold and expressive

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We Talk About Love, We Talk About Dishwasher Tablets, 2023

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Quilt-As-You-Go Joining Method: JOIN & FLIP!

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Quilt-As-You-Go Joining Method: JOIN & FLIP!

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Quilt-As-You-Go Joining Method:  JOIN & FLIP!

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Here's a guide for beginners:​

1. Choose a Pattern and Fabric

Pattern: Start with simple geometric patterns, such as squares or rectangles.​

Fabric: Choose high-quality cotton fabric for easy cutting and sewing.​

2. Prepare Tools

Cutting Tools: Rotary cutter, scissors, and fabric ruler.​

Sewing Tools: Sewing machine or hand sewing needles, quality cotton thread.​

Others: Iron, ironing board, and pins.​

3. Cut Fabric

Accurately cut fabric pieces according to the chosen pattern, ensuring consistent sizes.​

4. Piece Fabric Blocks

Sew the cut fabric pieces together following the design, using a 1/4-inch seam allowance, and press seams as you go.​

5. Assemble the Quilt Top

Combine the pieced blocks to form the quilt top, ensuring proper alignment.​

6. Batting and Backing

Select appropriate batting material and backing fabric, usually slightly larger than the quilt top.​

7. Layer the Quilt

Lay the backing fabric flat, place the batting on top, and then the quilt top, ensuring all layers are smooth and wrinkle-free.​

8. Baste the Layers

Use pins or temporary spray adhesive to secure the three layers, preventing shifting.​

9. Quilting

Choose straight-line or free-motion quilting patterns to stitch the three layers together securely.​

10. Binding

Add binding to the quilt edges to ensure a neat and durable finish.​

By following these steps, you'll complete a beautiful quilt. Remember, patience and practice are key to success.

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🧵⏰ QUILT-AS-YOU-GO - USE YOUR SCRAPS FOR GOOD PART 1

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Big Stitch Quilting - Hand Quilting Supplies for Beginners with Corey Yoder | Fat Quarter Shop