I now know how to make a irish chain quilt. I had so much fun in class and learnt alot of things. My next class will be the log cabin and then onto a jelly roll. Are we seeing a pattern here. Ive got the fever.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Thursday, May 21, 2009

Today in serger class we learnt how to make a serger charging station. Boy i wish ive had this nifty thing so many times when i have traveled. Ive left behind cellphone chargers a time or two or had to go back into a hotel room to get my phone after ive checked out. It even has loops to hold a power strip. Now that is so cool. Im always running out of plugins while traveling.
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
3rd week of irish chain class
Today was my quilt class, I put batting in between fabric and beganembroidering celtic knot onto the big squares (17 squares) . I used variegatedcotton. I didnt think i would have to buy any thread today because i had my own"embroidery thread" but i learnt something with this quilting. You are notsupposed to use rayon or polyester emb because it will cut into the fabric. Ilove taking these classes, that is where i learn to correct the bad habits thati do on my own lol. I stayed over for a couple of hours and embroidered all but2 of the squares. It was alot of work. Im not used to embroidering on a pfaff soit was a challenge at first learning was buttons to press but i got the hang ofit after awhile.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Monday, May 18, 2009
christopher Nejman Event
If you ever get a chance to be apart of a Christopher Nejman event, you will be in for a wild time . He is the author of bags and pillows and teaches you how to use the 12 needle embellisher. What a blast that day was. I can not wait for him to come back to tulsa. That event is where i learnt the true meaning of Babylock, for the love
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Mary Mulari
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
2nd week of quilt class
Saturday, May 9, 2009
lace bowl
Martha Pullen
Anita Goodesign
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Quilting 101
Today was my first class in quilting. We are learning how to make an Irish Chain. It was much easier than i thought. The key is to have a fresh cut. That i mean by holding the fabric by the selvage edge. Press the fabric and make sure no wrinkles. Take the fabric over to the cutting table and cut off the first inch to get a straight cut. If you dont get a straight cut then chance are you are going to get a bow in the fabric and when you go to sew pieces together, they will not line up properly. There were only three of us taking the class, so i was able to get alot of 1 on 1 help.
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