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I have been quilting for over twenty years. The last several years I have focused on creating quilted fiber art and hand painted fabric. I have also enjoyed sharing and teaching my original techniques and designs. I love to cut things up - fabric, glass, tile, stone - and put them back together in new ways. See more of my work on my website: www.fiberdesignsbyann.comFind Ann On…
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Monthly Archives: May 2013
What to do with a stain…
I had a white t-shirt that had a small permanent spot on it so I decided to paint it. I got it completely wet and dunked the hem in a watered down gray acrylic paint and let the paint creep … Continue reading
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Art Quilt Show
Just for fun and inspiration! Enjoy.
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Tagged art quilt, fabric painting, fiber art, landscapes, nature, quilting
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Orphaned blocks or Heirlooms
Many years ago I was given quilt blocks that were made by my paternal grandmother. I now have a finished quilt made by her as well. My grandma Nevada, who died before I was born, was a quilter. I wish … Continue reading
A Little Art Quilt How-To
This is an instructional video on how to make a small art quilt using a Gelli Arts Gel Printing Plate, a homemade stencil, a Chinese paint brush, and acrylic paint. It was really fun to make!
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Tagged art quilt, bamboo, fiber art, free motion quilting, Gelli Arts, Handi Quilter, stencil, tutorial
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