GenQ Magazine is one of my very favorite magazines. The attitude is fresh and friendly and thoroughly modern! I am honored to be included. The Spring issue will be on the newsstands and in the mail very soon and I am very excited to be in it! Look for my Rainbow Drops Pillow on page 82! Click here to read a teaser. FYI: that’s wool applique!
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My wool eyeglass project is featured in the December 2015 issue of American Patchwork & Quilting magazine! See my project, as well as other featured projects from this issue, here: http://www.allpeoplequilt.com/december
This issue will be on newsstands October 6, subscribers will be getting their copy any time now. Look for this cover:
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These eyeglass cases are quick and easy, and they make a great gift! In addition to glasses, they will also hold a rotary cutter—great for traveling quilters.
Fabric note: I used Pepper Cory‘s Brushstrokes line (not Peppered Plaids) for the background fabric in these projects. The colors I used are Tangerine, Horizon Blue, and Sprout. They have a good hand, they are neither too thick nor too thin.
I also love her Peppered Cottons. The warp and weft threads are different colors which gives the fabric depth. These, too, are a very nice weight to work with.
For lots more information about wool applique, please do look at our book, Wool Applique the Piece O’ Cake Way.
If you subscribe to my newsletter, you know that our newest book, Wool Applique the Piece O’ Cake Way, has arrived. I haven’t written much about this book on the blog yet because I wanted to make videos first. I had to wait until I got my nails done, yesterday, to film the videos because when your hands are going to be preserved online for all time, you want your nails to look nice :-).
If the video isn’t there, click here to see it on Youtube.
I’ll post with more wool-y news soon. Until then, happy stitching!
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