Monday, November 07, 2011
Fuax Trapunto workshop
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It seems this photo didn't make it through email so I am putting it up here for my students. There are three pieces to this class which I made up as a wall hanging. It has proved quite tricky to photograph and this is the best I've managed so far. Hopefully it will be good enough to give an idea of what we will be doing.
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2 comments:
I taught this workshop to my longarm guild last year and my samples were nearly identical. Crazy!! Great minds??
Yeah, I can well believe it. This is from a photo of a rose in my garden but one rose is much like another and this is a good project for teaching faux trapunto.
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