Wednesday, December 26, 2012

I'm working on a new piece and I will add details of it to this blog occasionally.

http://pamhollanddesigns.typepad.com/pam_h/

The link above is my daily blog explaining  the process






Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Monday, August 13, 2012


I'm working on this project right now.... you might like to follow the process.

Thursday, September 22, 2011

About the class



It looks hard, but its really quite simple, in fact you can’t make a mistake.

You will begin with a print of a photo of shoes which is fused and ironed to a background. 

Assemble the quilt and free motion stitch as if you are drawing.

But there are a few tricks to learn…. you will astound your friends and marvel at the results.




The back of the quilt


Requirements.
 A 10” X 8” picture of a pair of shoes printed on fabric.
A colored photo of the same image.
A 10” X 8” piece of fusible web. (steam a seam lite single)
1 piece of thin cotton batting 25” X 25”
1 piece of good quality fabric 25” X 25” (this if for the backing of your quilt)
1 piece of colored fabric 25” X 25” for the background of the quilt… (small print)
1 pkt 70/10 Schmetz microtex needles
50 weight threads to match the colors in your quilt.
20 small safety pins to pin the quilt



These are a few samples of other designs.


This quilt is still in process... it's thread painted with free motion zig zag stitch.


This quilt shows both techniques, free motion zig zag and plain stitching.

This is a tiny quilt, 2" X 3"