Crazy Quilting

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Comment by Lúcia Machado on November 27, 2009 at 11:41pm

I am a researcher, if I may call me. I enjoy telling stories about the crafts. on my blog (http://saladecostura.blogspot.com) tell stories of quilt. Now I am gathering material to tell about embroidery. So who want to help me, I am trying to find the story about the spider web that always appears in embroidered free. Those who know can tell me?

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Eu sou uma pesquisadora, se assim posso me chamar. Gosto de contar as histórias sobre os trabalhos manuais. em meu blog (http://saladecostura.blogspot.com) conto histórias de quilt. Agora estou juntando material para contar sobre bordados. Então quem desejar me ajudar, estou querendo encontrar a história sobre a teia de aranha que sempre aparece nos bordados livres. Quem souber pode me contar?

Comment by Lúcia Machado on November 27, 2009 at 11:26pm

Sou aprendiz nessa técnica. Ainda não criei nenhum trabalho. Estou aprendendo os pontos básicos.
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I am an apprentice in this technique. Not created any work. I'm learning the basics.

Comment by Caroline Commins on November 4, 2009 at 7:40am

I just completed Sharon's Encrusted Crazy Quilt class on Joggles. This will be a great place to keep in touch with the other students.

Comment by Dawn Goldsmith on October 27, 2009 at 8:45am

Oh Sharon I adore that magazine!!! Thanks so much for mentioning it.

Dawn
www.subversivestitch.blogspot.com

Comment by sharonb on October 27, 2009 at 8:28am

Hi all the latest issue of CQMag Online is out - I know I blogged it this morning so if this a repeat for you sorry but I though people who are not such regular readers will want to know too.

Comment by Dawn Goldsmith on October 26, 2009 at 3:49am

Are you all ready for the auction???

I'm so excited about the Alliance for American Quilts organization and the work they do recording oral quilt history. Many of you may have already given your history. But for those who haven't there's info at Subversive Stitchers on how to get involved in this project. www.subversivestitch.blogspot.

The AAQ executive director guest blogs and encourages involvement in the Crazy Quilt auction that begins MONDAY OCT 26!!! If nothing else you can see a beautiful array of this type of quilt. But even better -- buy one to hang on your wall to add beauty and inspiration to your workspace. And get a sense of satisfaction that you support a worthwhile quilting organization that keeps our legacy alive! OK, stepping down from the soap box. :)

Dawn

Comment by Dawn Goldsmith on October 20, 2009 at 11:41am

Hi Susie and welcome. With the quality of your work, I am hoping you are seriously addicted to crazy quilting! Well done! Great choice of patterns and fabric and beads -- really looks flawless to me.

Dawn

Comment by Ann Flowers on October 20, 2009 at 11:32am

Welcome Susie, FANTASTIC first Crazy quilt attempt, your sewing is impeccable. Your stitching fantastic!!! I just would not know what to advise other then WOW, make another project, your great at it. And if you do not already have it Grab "The magic of Crazy Quilting" by J. Marsha Michler and her book "Motifs for crazy Quilting". Both fantastic!!! Again Welcome:)

Comment by Dawn Goldsmith on October 20, 2009 at 10:07am

Debi! Thanks so much for you kind comments about Subversive Stitchers. :) I am so pleased to see more and more people coming to join us as we share our love of fabric and stitchery and creating! And I'm a fan of Sharon and her blog. So much beauty in one place.

Dawn

Comment by Dawn Greenall on October 20, 2009 at 10:02am

Hi Ive just joined this group. I'm working on two of Sharon's classes, stitch sampler and encrusted crazy quilt. Really enjoying them both, fits so much better with my life to do classes of the internet.

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