New stock arrived!

I am thrilled to let you know that the amazing Lisa H Calle has produced yet another DVD for us all to learn from.

Mastering the Mini … Wholecloth that is! DVD$44.00

This DVD provides a full 90 minute course to help you develop the techniques Lisa H. Calle has used to create numerous award-winning quilts. With a design method intended for both longarm and domestic machines, this tutorial is suitable for confident beginners, as well as intermediate and expert quilters.

A miniature wholecloth can be an exquisite display of your quilting skills. Lisa will show you her step by step method for creating an heirloom one of a kind miniature. Her technique requires no measuring and minimal marking! You’ll be ready to astound your friends and family.

Includes bonus features!
* Feathering & Stippling
* An interview with Lisa
* A gallery of Lisa’s quilts

Other DVD’s from Lisa that have been very popular are:

Divide & Design

$40.00

Feathers of a New Generation DVD

$40.00

I recently received some new books from Sue Heinz and sold out within only 2 weeks of all 3 titles! More are now back in stock for you…

Drawn to Mastery: Sashing, Medallions, Wreaths by Sue Heinz

$42.00

Drawn to Mastery by Sue Heinz

$38.00

Fill Harmonics by Sue Heinz

$45.00

Quilt Facts:

One of the most important ways to document your quilt is by photographing it! A photograph will prove its existence and its condition, should theft or damage occur.

Be sure to get close-up shots of any special features such as the signature of a famous person, an embroidered name or date, or some particularly fine quilting. Save the photographs with the rest of your quilt documentation.

With this thought in mind I would like to encourage you to think about how you take your OWN photos of your quilts? If you have trouble with this or would like to improve the outcome then we have the CLASS for you…. Join us at the Australian Machine Quilting Festival in October this year at the Adelaide Convention Centre. We have 1 class that focuses on taking photos of your quilts and also a little more advanced one on how to tweak those photos using Photoshop Elements!

Until next time…

cheers

Tracey