


The shisha in the last post is by hand, so I won't have to haul a machine to the meeting, just lots of samples, as I've been doing it for years. The first time I taught it all my friends signed up for the class. They had learned with me and knew the techniques I did, so I really needed to push the boundaries and come up with new ways to apply things. It was the first time I had Really explored a technique and was worth it. If you want to see the entire vest and two other garments, check Issue 5 of Quilting Arts.
2 comments:
I did this a few years ago you will have such fun. As you say you never really know what you are going to get.
these look great, I especially like that second one.
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