Curved Drunkards path with Dawn Cameron-Dick (workshop notes)

Description

This simple patch design can be worked in a great number of designs (not dissimilar to Log Cabin in that sense) and with Dawn’s clever idea of invisible machine applique it can be made in double quick time – I also like her idea of the use of spray starch!    She has two books for sale   – in the books section of the Shopping pages – Invisible Machine Applique plus Invisible Machine Applique and Beyond, as well as a DVD

To learn more about her Invisible Machine applique technique – click here

As always the right equipment makes light work of anything, so make sure you have the open toed applique foot in your arsenal.  If you are need freezer paper it is on the shopping pages

Dawn has several workshops here on the site  (you can use the Search box to find them all) including one discussing her latest book The Pocket Tutor, which is a brilliant small handbook full of useful information, particularly about threads and needles:  click here for the video.

Dawn Cameron-Dick

Dawn is a self-taught quilter who has been making quilts for over 30 years. She has been a quilting teacher and lecturer for the last 26 years and was voted Runner-up UK Teacher of the Year in 1999.

A very traditional quilter, Dawn uses modern products to produce her “signature” technique, Invisible Machine Appliqué, which is done on a machine, but produces perfect, hand-done-looking appliqué.

Her book on this technique was released in 2000. A DVD based on the book is also available. You can order from Dawn direct via e-mail and the autographed books will be sent with an invoice, or you can order on line from Quilt Direct. Her first book on the technique was released in 2000, sold over 25,000 copies and is still a strong seller! The second book, a continuation of the technique, was released 2004 and was again a hit with all levels of quilters who enjoy her friendly, casual style.”

If you have enjoyed this workshop with Dawn, why not consider inviting her to teach your group, or in your shop – she isn’t afraid of travelling!- and she has a vaste trunk full of quilts to share with you if you invite her to lecture.

web site:www.dawncamerondick.com