Annelise Elsa Frieda Fleischmann was born on June 12, 1899 in Berlin and grew up in a bourgeois family — her German-Jewish mother was a member of the Ullstein publishing family, while her father was a partner in a Berlin furniture and interior decorating business. Having started with private art lessons during school, Anni had…
Instructions Cut 2 squares of 3 ½” from the printed fabric. Put right sides together and machine sew only on 3 sides. Trim the corners and turn. Put the cardstock square (2 ½” side) inside and add the stuffing. Close the square and pin or use clips. Keep the open side that we used to…
Materials needed: Rotary cutter Ruler Cutting mat Pins Thread Marking pencil or chalk that can be erased with iron or water Sewing machine Quarter inch foot Walking foot 9” length Velcro strip 24”x13” piece of batting 2 rectangles of fabric for the outside and inside of the case of 23”x12 ½” each Fabric rectangle…
In this new showcase I present you, Sophie Zaugg, Chawne Kimber, Maria Shell and Kim Soper
This is a perfect project for using scraps or those beautiful charm packs that you have in your stash! This is a super easy and fun project!
In this new showcase I present you, Audrey Esarey, Heather Black, Amy Friend and Tara Glastonbury
SIZE: 35” x 42” YEAR COMPLETED: 2019 I named this quilt “November 76” because is the Lunar calendar of my birth month. I painted every moon in each of the blocks. It’s hand-quilted. I think is the only “neutral” quilts that I have made and the only one that I did for myself .
SIZE: 32” x 48” YEAR COMPLETED: 2019 Sir Isaac Newton’s third law of motion states that, “for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction” In this way, in Nature for every force that exists, there is an equal and opposite counterforce. They are equal and opposite… one cannot exist without the other… This…
SIZE: 65” X 64” YEAR COMPLETED: 2019 My favorite season is autumn, calm comes with its beautiful colors, colors that in my Chile are the red liquidambar leaves falling down…I miss those colors here in São Paulo, where everything is still green, flowered and with warm temperatures…so, where is the autumn?