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Free Motion Words: Notebook Messages - Quilt Hive Class 36
Learn how to free motion words in the style of a notebook message
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Free Motion Words: Notebook Messages
In a previous class in Quilt Hive, (Free Motion Quilting -13) we looked briefly at how to add a word into your quilting. And then in class 25 we looked at combining the technique of free motion embroidery with quilted postcards. In this class I want to combine those two skills with a specific design that features one of my favourite things.
I’m a bit of a word nerd, a quote lover if you like. I often find it hard to think of profound words or phrases myself and so instead I turn to more learned people than I, to help make sense of some of the harder situations in life!
My house is littered with quote pictures on the walls! I also have three ‘quote of the day’ books that give me something new to think about every day. Maybe you’ve got a message of your own that you want to commit to stitch? A phrase, or the lyrics of a song that are important to you.
In this class you’ll learn how to create a Notebook style page and free motion your message onto fabric. Maybe you will attach yours to a postcard to send to a friend that needs to hear some encouraging words. Maybe you’ll make it into a pouch or coin purse instead? Or even add it onto a quilt. Maybe you will use this skill to add labels to your quilts?
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