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Showing posts with label Romantic Crazy Quilt Cuff Class. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Romantic Crazy Quilt Cuff Class. Show all posts

Sunday, May 5, 2013

CLASS COMPLETE, LESSONS 3 & 4 POSTED...

 All the lessons for the Romantic Crazy Quilt Cuff Class have posted on the class blog.  Some of you have been eagerly crafting right along with the lessons and some of you are saving the lessons for a more convenient time.  Several have expressed hoping I would leave the class up for a while.  This class is my open ended gift to you dear readers, it will not be removed.  You can either save the link or you can always easily access it through the link on my sidebar.

I hope you will enjoy crafting the cuff for yourself, as a gift(s), or to sell in your shop or at shows.  Use this tutorial in whatever way you wish.  I know you all will be making some wonderful creations and I do hope you will share them with me.

All lessons on the class blog are posted in order of the steps needed to get you from start to finish so no jumping links.  The Introduction page contains a main supply list for each lesson for your gathering convenience and each individual lesson is headed up with a supply list for what you need for that lesson.  You will find a blog archive with lesson titles at the bottom of the blog page to help make navigation easier.

The Introduction and main supply list can be found HERE.
Lesson 1, Building a Background can be found HERE.
Lesson 2, Adding Layers and Textures can be found HERE.
Lesson 3, Adding Handmade Embellishments and Beading can be found HERE.
Lesson 4, Finishing Touches can be found HERE.

Enjoy!

blessings,
Sandy

P. S.  I will be out of pocket off and on for the next two weeks so posting may be sparse at best.

Friday, May 3, 2013

Class Begins Today...

The first lesson of the Romantic Crazy Quilt Cuff Class has posted over on the class blog.  In this first lesson you will learn the simple free and easy style of Crazy Quilt piecing which will build a background and base for your cuff.
I had some readers share concerns since this class does involve some sewing, you do not need serious sewing skills to make this cuff.  If you can thread a needle and poke it through fabric you got this!  Any special stitching I have step by easy step illustrated and kept things simple for all skill levels.

As one sweet reader put it, "this class has a lot of wiggle room" so have fun with the techniques and ideas, feel free to change it up here and there to make it you own and most of all enjoy!

blessings,
Sandy
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