Churn Dash Patchwork Block Hand Pieced with Carolyn Forster
Carolyn shows how to cut and piece this block by [...]
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TASTER: Churn Dash Patchwork Block Hand Pieced with Carolyn Forster
Carolyn shows how to cut and piece this block by [...]
Cable Quilting with Carolyn Forster
This is a very comprehensive workshop from Carolyn, she shows [...]
TASTER: Cable Quilting with Carolyn Forster
This is a very comprehensive workshop from Carolyn, she shows [...]
Filming with Carolyn Forster
What a great day we had together with Carolyn last week and we have some really lovely workshops ready for editing; Carolyn spent the day sharing with us her 'Joy of Sewing' and we have a whole series of workshops on how to sew patchwork by hand - a great alternative to EPP and not a stitch in sight! She also showed us how to design cable quilting which you can customize for your own quilt size; there is a super quick layer-cake bag and a wonderful woven scrap quilt too (see picture below).
Carolyn Forster
Carolyn is an accomplished quilt maker, teacher and author of several books and patterns. Carolyn has been sewing quilts for over 20 years and just loves using up scraps. She is constantly inspired by vintage quilt blocks she finds on her travels and she brings them up-to-date with modern construction techniques – stitch n’ flip and Quilting on the Go are two of her favourites.
Strips & Strings with Carolyn Forster (workshop notes)
Carolyn shows us how to make this beautiful quilt from [...]
Hand Quilting Tip from Carolyn Forster
Carolyn shows how you can create continuous stitching that flows [...]
Cutting Fabric Hexagons with Carolyn Forster
Great tip from Carolyn on how to cut out several [...]
Hexagon Inspiration from Carolyn Forster
Stephanie was inspired by the Carolyn Forster videon Hexagons and here is what she made: If you would like to watch the video: click here and there is a quick links Hexagons to see what else is on the site.
We reach 100 (with some help from Carolyn Forster)
filming days that is ! How great is that and since we film more than one workshop/event each day it means there are SEVERAL HUNDRED videos for you to enjoy! Had another great day yesterday filming in the studio where we were joined by Carolyn Forster; she showed us how she marks her quilts ready for Big Stitch and Utility Quilting as well as Amish Waves and she showed us lots of wonderful examples too plus two delightful little workshops from her Sew Jelly Rolls Quilts and Gifts book: all to come so keep watching.
Meet Carolyn Forster
Carolyn likes using up scraps and is constantly inspired by [...]
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Biscornu cushion
Inspired by the pincushion video from Carolyn Forster here is one that Joy made: I just had to share the biscornu pillow I made following the video that was made for the pincushion. I just enlarged it and again made it match the quilt and other pillow I made. This is the result and I am really please with the way it turned out. I just love your video's, they are so helpful for decorating my house and for making quilts. Sincerely Grateful, Joy C Click here to enjoy the video:
when do you add the wadding?
Question: Hi I'm a new quilter making 12" squares. At which point do I add batting? Is it with the individual square or when it's all joined together ? Answer: There are two ways of doing a quilt - by squares - Quilt as you Go (see Carolyn Forster) or making the whole quilt top - which is my preferred method - see Layer Quilt and Bind in the Block of the Month series First Sampler Quilt