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I hope you went online and enjoyed the Quilters Paradise Summit (QPS). I had the pleasure of watching every session. I truly enjoyed them. Some were a bit too beginner for me, but even so, I was able to learn some things that I can use. I taught speech for a few years, so it’s […]
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Last week I told you the good news about teaching a class at International Quilt Festival in Houston. But did you think that it’s possible to get better Houston news? Yes, indeed. I got another email asking if I’d like to teach another class. Yes, please! I’ll be teaching “Exquisite Improv Curves” on Tuesday, Nov.
Exquisite Improv Curves Class Tuesday, Nov, 10, 2-5 PM (3-hr) Almost in Church Stained-Glass Class Saturday, Nov. 14, 2-6 PM (4-hr)
You heard it here first. Unless you saw it on Facebook, Instagram, or Threads. 🙂 Really, I have been trying to promote this. Because, you see, I’m also an affiliate marketer for this summit. Which means, of course, If you purchase anything from Quilters Paradise Fast & Easy Summit. I may receive compensation. But only if
Actually, life has been quite busy. I have two bits of great news but can share only one at this time. The other has to wait until Thursday. What’s the big news? I’ll be teaching a class at International Quilt Festival Houston! Yes! That’s right. Only one, but one is a start. It’s on the
Every now and then, I fall into a color mood — and last week it was all about citrus and patchwork. Yellow, green, and orange kept calling my name, so I pulled out a stack of scraps in those shades and let myself play. No rules, no plan, just color and curiosity. The result? Three
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Some decisions you make while piecing improv quilts will shape the entire direction of your quilt. And even though improv is flexible, certain choices are easier to make early on than to change later. Here are five decisions that have the biggest impact: 1 Set Parameters Don’t think of these as “rules” — think of
I have been working on videos for my YouTube channel, and it’s been a rather slow process. I’m a perfectionist who procrastinates. Then I reshoot and reshoot and make the same silly mistakes or forget something. I know there’s a better, easier way, but heck if I can figure it out. I guess it takes
