You can still enter to win my Craftsy Class Exploring Natural Machine-Quilting Motifs! To motivate you to enter, check out what individuals have to say about my class:
Reviews of this Class
Average Review (of 5 reviews)
Really Enjoyed This Class November 28, 2015
HappiestSpinning
Linda's
quilts are amazing - and so is this class. Starting with simple shapes
and working up to beautiful nature inspired motifs, Linda makes you
believe that you are in with a chance of achieving similar results.
Well, we shall see - but it's been really fun trying!
A lovely class Linda, and you are a great tutor. Thank you.
I loved this class November 5, 2015
Chantal.C
Another way
to quilt with hearts, leaves, vegetables, flowers, shells etc... These
quilting designs can even be used as embroideries. All the technique is
very easy to follow and open other doors for a different quilting way.
Very interesting class. Thank you Linda.
Linda's Great! Love This class! October 12, 2015
tlmiam1
Very fun and inspirational.
Easy to understand, great details! October 6, 2015
SewEasyQuilter
Love the way
Linda starts out with basic shapes and then expands on them with more
easy shapes to create designs that look difficult, but aren't! Also love
the way she sketches them out before going to the machine, so it is
really easy to follow along. I'm not a freestyle artist, but with
Linda's class, these motifs seem attainable. Thanks, Linda!
Brilliant nature motifs October 4, 2015
Denise S
Brilliant.
This is one of the best of the many Craftsy classes I have taken. Linda
uses variations on simple shapes to create detailed realistic looking
nature motifs. Linda has the ability to break this down to a simple
process and to execute the designs on a domestic sewing machine. A
soothing well modulated voice, and a natural teaching style, including
how to correct errors made this a pleasure to watch.
So don't delay! Instructions on how to enter can be found here. Thanks, Linda
I want to share with you something wonderful that my friend, Linda Turner, has done. First of all she has put me to shame, by machine embroidering 45 or more onesies for her first grandchild. I have yet to embroider one!
Then she took the onesies and created a fabulous quilt with them. She even included photo transfers of the granddaughter wearing some of the onesies.
Linda Turner's article, "A-Very" Special Quilt
Next she wrote an article about how she made the quilt, and had it published in the January/February 2014 issue of Designs in Machine Embroidery. It is titled, "A-Very Special Quilt" and is found on page 62 of the magazine. She does a great job of instructing you on how to create your very own t-shirt quilt.
This was her second article that she has written for that publication, and she was featured on an episode of , "Inside Zede's Sewing Studio" where she explained how she does machine embroidery on a little onesies.
By surrounding myself with other talented and creative people, I am inspired to try new and unusual things. By the way, she asked me to machine quilt Avery's Very Special Quilt.
