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		<title>American Patchwork and Quilting</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The pastime as well as the artwork and craft of quilting are as American as apple pie.  For a time quilting was in danger of become a lost art, but recent years has seen a distinct revival and a new popularity of this historical craft.  Most beginning quilters start with the American patchwork [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.myquiltingbliss.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/7.jpg"><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-97" title="Quilting" src="http://www.myquiltingbliss.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/7-300x200.jpg" alt="Quilting" width="300" height="200" /></a>The pastime as well as the artwork and craft of quilting are as American as apple pie.  For a time quilting was in danger of become a lost art, but recent years has seen a distinct revival and a new popularity of this historical craft.  Most beginning quilters start with the American patchwork and quilting which is simple and easy.  This provides a good way to learn the basics of design and construction of the quilt itself.  Learning about color and design, in addition to the many patterns available forms the basics to learning about patchwork quilting.<span id="more-9"></span><br />
<strong> American Patchwork and Quilting: A Basic Technique for a Beautiful Craft</strong></p>
<p>If you have been newly introduced to the wonderful world of quilting, American patchwork squares will be the most logical place to begin. American patchwork quilting first started as a way for the womenfolk to gather together and socialize over the needles, thread and fabric that they used to create the lovely quilts that covered many a bed in the early days of this country. These get-togethers came to be called quilting bees. They served as a way for the older women in the group to advise the younger women by teaching them ways to care for their homes and families in addition to learning to sew. Quilting was brought to America by emigrants from old world countries such as Ireland and Germany. They brought their own cultures which in turn influenced such things as the American patchwork quilting of yesterday and today.</p>
<p><strong>Quilting with American Patchwork</strong></p>
<p>The secret to American patchwork and quilting is first and foremost in the accuracy of the cutting and stitching. This accuracy is more easily executed with a good selection of quilting tools that are available today &#8212; tools such as the rotary cutter and the different measuring tools that are available in quilting and craft stores. The pieces cut for American patchwork and quilting are cut from long strips that are cut with grain of the fabric. The pieces are then sewn together into squares; these squares are assembled into the finished quilt.  The completed blocks can be created from sets of four, five, seven or even nine patch blocks. The number depends on the pattern being followed and the preferences of the person creating the quilt. One of the fun aspects to American patchwork and quilting is pulling together many women who will work together on one quilt. Each one will complete a block and then sew those blocks together.</p>
<p>This technique of joining in the efforts of a quilt making, helps to make American patchwork and quilting a continuing facet of this country’s history. It can also result in the creation of a special gift a newly married couple or a couple expecting an arrival of new baby. This team effort allows a many crafters to put their own signature on what is sure to be a prized and honored family heirloom for the fortunate recipient. The team can create the blocks to be identical in color and pattern, or the plan can allow each crafter to develop her own creation which will then fit into the finished quilt in terms of size and design. Once each person’s blocks are completed, it’s time to gather together to layer the final pieces and add the finishing stitches.</p>
<p><strong>Various Patterns of American Patchwork Quilting</strong></p>
<p>Many patterns of American patchwork and quilting are available. Perhaps one of the more well-known is the log cabin pattern. It has been said that this quilt square resembles the log cabins built by the early settlers in this country. This indeed makes it a true American patchwork and quilting tradition. Since it first began, the log cabin pattern has evolved into a wide variety of designs and colors, however, the overall design of the piece is indeed easily recognizable.</p>
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		<title>Continuous Quilting Stencils</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 04 Aug 2008 03:56:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Within the craft of quilting, there are a wide variety of tools and helps to aid in creating lovely and unique quilts, many of which become family heirlooms.  One of those tools is continuous quilting stencils.  These stencils aid the quilter to create a fresh and unique border either for a single block, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.myquiltingbliss.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/8.jpg"><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-101" title="Quilting" src="http://www.myquiltingbliss.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/8-300x267.jpg" alt="Quilting" width="300" height="267" /></a>Within the craft of quilting, there are a wide variety of tools and helps to aid in creating lovely and unique quilts, many of which become family heirlooms.  One of those tools is continuous quilting stencils.  These stencils aid the quilter to create a fresh and unique border either for a single block, or for the entire quilt.  Continuous quilting stencils allow the quilter endless varieties of design effects.  How the stencils are used in conjunction with the quilting, as well as the fabric and colors of thread will determine the full effect of the overall quilt design.  Just another tool that can help to make quilting easier.<span id="more-13"></span><br />
<strong> Keep Design In Line With Continuous Quilting Stencils</strong></p>
<p>When designing a quilt there are times when the quilter may want the border or the block to be continuous along all four sides, or two sides. To accomplish this she will want to use continuous quilting stencils to keep everything even and straight. No matter if it is for the edges of the blocks or the overall quilt, the use of continuous quilting stencils will make the work of the quilter easier.</p>
<p>Continuous quilting stencils are designed as a continuous line, eliminating the need to stop and start the thread in the quilt. Beginning at one end, continue stitching until you reach the end of the pattern. Pattern size will depend on the size of the quilt. The advantage is that you can use a pattern on every block, or every other block, to add variety to your design. Once block size has been decided upon, use the pattern allowing for the border, and then move ahead with the work on your quilt.</p>
<p>There are drawing continuous quilting stencils.  With these you draw the pattern on the material and then sew along the pattern, or the tear-off types of patterns. If you secure the pattern in place with safety pins it will keep it from moving. This allows you to sew directly through the pattern paper into the cloth. Once it has been completed, just tear the paper off from the continuous quilting stencils and you are finished. The paper used should be like that found in traditional sewing patterns because it tears easily and will not leave unwanted pieces behind.</p>
<p><strong>Continuous Quilting Stencils for Creating Blocks or Borders</strong></p>
<p>To remain consistent throughout the creation of the quilt, quilters usually prefer to use the same technique throughout the project. If continuous line patterns are used in each block, then the quilter will want to use continuous line borders as well. Luckily, continuous quilting stencils are designed for blocks and borders, but many also include complementing designs that are perfect for the entire quilting project.</p>
<p>Using the right color thread on the quilt should be a high priority with continuous quilting stencils because there will not be many sections where the colors are broken. While each block can be a different color, make sure the color does not contrast too much. Using the identical color of thread on every block can be a little boring, but it is acceptable if it offers a pleasing contrast to the fabric.</p>
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		<title>Long Arm Quilting – A Step Into the Future</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 31 Jul 2008 12:08:35 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Of all the advances in the craft of quilting that has come along in the past few years, the hand-guided Longarm Quilting Machines has probably been the most revolutionary.  First created in the 1980s, this machine combines automation and technology with art and creativity.  Because of the amazing software system within the machine [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Of all the advances in the craft of quilting that has come along in the past few years, the hand-guided Longarm Quilting Machines has probably been the most revolutionary.  First created in the 1980s, this machine combines automation and technology with art and creativity.  Because of the amazing software system within the machine the stitching of any and all designs is possible.  Operation of this machine is complex and so intense instruction is required. Automation need not stifle creativity, but instead can enhance.  For serious quilters, it will be worth your time to check out these machines and see what they can offer.<span id="more-27"></span><br />
<strong> Long Arm Quilting – Creating Beauty</strong></p>
<p>Long Arm quilting has, in recent years, become a favorite way to quilt. This particular machine makes it much easier to quilt than it would be if you used a standard sewing machine or particularly if you sew by hand. This quilting machine can, however, be a difficult thing to learn to use. You may need to invest in a course of instruction to learn the ins and outs of long arm quilting. Not to worry about where those classes can be found. Just do an internet search.  Two in particular that offer quality long arm quilting classes are LongArm University and Pam Clarke&#8217;s Quilting.</p>
<p><strong>Quilting Instruction</strong></p>
<p>Long Arm quilting is a fairly complex technique used in quilt making. Longarm University offers the classes you need to learn how to be successful with this technique. You can find out more about those classes at Longarm University&#8217;s Website. Unfortunately, the classes for long arm quilting are not offered online. Interested persons must travel to Renton, Washington to attend their classes. The class prices vary for each class but essentially you pay for your instructor, lunch, snack, drinks, and all materials needed.<br />
Only seven people are able to enroll for each class. You will learn many different techniques for using long arm quilting.</p>
<p>Pam Clarke has had more than seventeen years of long arm quilting. Visit her website to learn just what she has to offer in the way of long arm quilting. Her seven-hour lecture teaches beginner to advanced-level quilters how to use long arm quilting machines and also time management in quilting. Pam Clarke holds her lectures in many different cities around the United States. It is quite easy to locate one of the long arm quilting lectures close to where you live. It is certainly worth your time to take her course if you are truly interested in learning how to use a long arm quilting machine.</p>
<p><strong>Quilting Creativity</strong></p>
<p>Using a long arm machine is one of the most effective and efficient ways to create a quilt. It allows for time-saving ease, and helps you to create beautiful pieces at the same time. To fully understand everything these machines can do, you would do well to seek out classes near you to learn more about this machine. Two places that offer these classes are Longarm University and Pam Clarke. Each offers quality instruction. Longarm University is located in Washington State. Pam Clarke offers lectures and classes all over the United States. And undoubtedly there are more places near where you live that offer classes as well. Wherever you decide to attend, you will benefit greatly from long arm quilting instruction!</p>
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		<title>Maggie Walker Quilting – Quilting Diva</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 30 Jul 2008 11:13:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[One of the most delightful aspects of quilting is to study under the tutelage a true quilting artist.  Maggie Walker is an artist in every sense of the word, and she opened up new ideas and vistas in the craft of quilting.  Walker’s designs more closely resemble a piece of fine art than [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One of the most delightful aspects of quilting is to study under the tutelage a true quilting artist.  Maggie Walker is an artist in every sense of the word, and she opened up new ideas and vistas in the craft of quilting.  Walker’s designs more closely resemble a piece of fine art than a rustic quilt as we have known them in the past.  Through her instructions books and her patterns that are available, one can learn a great deal about this new facet of quilting.  It’s true that nothing stays the same, so when new ideas come forth, it’s good to review them and see if and when those innovative ideas can become part of your own personal flair.<span id="more-33"></span><strong><br />
Maggie Walker Quilting – A Unique Technique</strong></p>
<p>Maggie Walker quilting designs came into existence rather by accident. Maggie had been on a trip to New Your while employed as a graphic artist. She happened to view a display of quilts in a museum and she fell in love with that art concept. She began a quest to collect all types of fabrics. Maggie Walker quilting designs started out with very small pieces, and now her designs have grown in popularity to become some of the most unique and beautiful ever to be quilted on fabric. Each design is vivid and lifelike in their depiction of expressing the intended meaning of each piece.</p>
<p><strong>How to Use Maggie Walker Quilting Designs</strong></p>
<p>To see firsthand the beautiful designs of Maggie Walker quilting, visit her website. Here you will enjoy viewing some of her amazing creative designs.  You can also purchase her well-written design books. In these books, you will find instructions as to how to create these beautiful Maggie Walker quilting pieces on your own. Not only does she offer quilting projects, but you can also order clothing patterns for her designs as well. This allows you to cover yourself in these designs. You will find that you will be boasting about Maggie Walker designs each and every time you wear one of them.</p>
<p>Maggie Walker quilting instruction is offered both in lectures and classes. You can go directly to her website to find all the information needed to contact her. It is well worth the time and effort to learn quilting from this brilliantly talented woman. Maggie Walker quilting designs are so superb and so unique. There is a wide array of designs to choose from – anything from roosters to snowflake designs. These pieces are truly inspiring for you to quilt. They actually bring about a certain feeling of joy when you are creating these wondrous pieces for yourself or for your friends and family.</p>
<p><strong>Inspiration</strong></p>
<p>That day in New York when Maggie Walker first saw the quilting exhibit, it must have been an inspiring moment for her. Whatever she saw in those particular pieces that day must have struck a chord within her. It birthed a unique new way of quilting that is so distinct and unusual that some of the designs cannot even be described. Each design is completely different from the one previous. Experience the wonder of her creations by purchasing the design books and incorporating the ideas in your own quilts and clothing. Imagine the pride you will experience each time you wear or show your own Maggie Walker quilting designs to friends.</p>
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		<title>Quilting Designs: A Wide Variety</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 27 Jul 2008 11:26:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Quilting designs are a little like snowflakes, in that there are hardly any two alike.  This is a craft where you can take a design that has been created by someone else, and yet make it totally and distinctly your own.  These designs and patterns range from the simples patchwork to the most intricate freehand [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Quilting designs are a little like snowflakes, in that there are hardly any two alike.  This is a craft where you can take a design that has been created by someone else, and yet make it totally and distinctly your own.  These designs and patterns range from the simples patchwork to the most intricate freehand designs.  Some look for the design to be presented in the fabric itself, and more design patterns can be introduced in the actual quilting stitching.  And if the design of the quilt is repeated on both sides – reversible – the work is even more intensive.  Quilting designs are the delight of every quilter, and they enjoy discovering fresh new ones.<span id="more-45"></span></p>
<p><strong>Quilting Designs – Just What You Want Them to Be </strong></p>
<p>Have you ever wondered where all those beautiful quilting designs came from on a quilt?  Many were designed by freehand. Others, however, come about as the result of using a pattern. Before the days of patterns, all quilting designs began in someone’s imagination as they visualized what they wanted the final project to look like. With many designs crisscrossing through several different squares it is easy to see that it takes real creativity to design a quilt.</p>
<p>The standard patchwork quilts are possibly the simplest designs to create as they basically consist of a patchwork of different color materials, cut into squares and sewn together in a hodgepodge fashion. Those patches that have quilting designs on them must be stitched together in order for the fabric’s patterns to match. Whether moving from left to right or from top to bottom, matching the pattern on each square with an adjacent square takes great care and patience.</p>
<p>The size of your quilt and the size of the squares which will make up the quilt are what determine how intricate the quilting design will be. While many quilters prefer to keep it simple with their designs, still others seek out a more intricate look. Using fabric with designs already on it can make a quilter’s work easier, but you will still have to cut each piece the same size to ensure that they fit together correctly to form the perfect size.</p>
<p><strong>Reversible Quilts Call for Twice the Work</strong></p>
<p>If you have decided to have your quilting designs reversible, plan on spending an inordinate amount of time creating it. Both sides will have to be finished, with regards to the knots.  And depending on your concept of reversible, it may require the front and back to be made exactly alike before you stitch all three layers together.</p>
<p>A sewing machine that boasts a computerized guide will make quilting designs much easier to accomplish. With many of these machines you simply enter your design and turn the machine on. It will then automatically duplicate the pattern on whatever fabric you put in the machine. For edge to edge quilting in which repeated quilting designs are needed, this method can cut the time of work drastically.</p>
<p>Failing to have a computerized machine, you can find patterns with which to mark your cloth and then stitch either with your standard machine or by hand. Either way, realize that making enough squares for a good-sized quilt is going to take some time and work on your part.</p>
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		<title>Quilting Patterns</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 17 Jul 2008 11:46:33 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Nowhere is it more difficult to make a decision than when choosing quilting patterns.  Quite simply, there is just so much to choose from.  The beginner wonders how one can ever make that decision.  But it doesn’t have to be difficult.  Especially if you simply start with colors, designs and patterns that most appeal to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nowhere is it more difficult to make a decision than when choosing quilting patterns.  Quite simply, there is just so much to choose from.  The beginner wonders how one can ever make that decision.  But it doesn’t have to be difficult.  Especially if you simply start with colors, designs and patterns that most appeal to you.  Move from there to perhaps a theme that interests you. If you are making the quilt for someone else, ask them for their input.  Find out what they are drawn to.  With experience you will learn exactly what goes into making the best pattern choices.<span id="more-68"></span></p>
<p>Quilting Patterns – Heartfelt Designs</p>
<p>All of the quilting patterns that are available can give you a fun way to express your uniqueness. The colors in your quilt should be shades that you like and are drawn to. The creative experience should be fun for you and a joy to work on. Quilting patterns come in a wide variety of sizes, shapes, and styles. Begin with a pattern that you find that is most appealing to your tastes. It is important that you choose quilting patterns that you like enough to finish and not set aside for later. When choosing the right quilting patterns and fabric types and colors, you will enjoy the task before you. It will allow you to enjoy your quilting patterns even more because you have a part in every square that is created.</p>
<p><strong>Choice of Color and Finish</strong></p>
<p>The process of selecting quilting patterns is not difficult. You will want to choose from a design that strikes your fancy, or you may want to create a quilt with a certain theme in mind. If you are looking for a special quilting pattern as a wedding gift, you may decide to choose the wedding ring pattern. If you are creating a baby quilt, you will want nursery quilt patterns that will blend with the baby’s nursery décor. Whatever the theme or style may be, your quilting patterns will reflect your ideas for what you envision the quilt to be. The fabric that you select will also mesh with that idea. Try to pick out colors and designs that will fit with your vision.</p>
<p>Craft stores provide a wide selection of new ideas for quilting patterns. They will also help supply instructions for those patterns. Using a color wheel is a great way for you to coordinate the colors and shades of your quilt. It is almost a given that buyers will choose a quilt based on the colors used in the quilting pattern. Color is a huge part of our daily lives and color can express our emotions for us. In effect, you want your quilting pattern and its colors to express your feeling on your very special quilt. Gather your special ideas and spend a day of shopping for fabrics. Allow yourself plenty of time to think over all the choices. Upon your return home, you will know that your time was well spent and you will be inspired to get started right away.</p>
<p><strong>From Start to Finish</strong></p>
<p>Quilting patterns come in a myriad of different designs. When you decide to create that special quilt, your design will express your moods and emotions. When you choose quilting patterns in this manner, you will allow yourself the creativity needed to finish your project. Your choice of fabric colors should reflect your feelings. Color is everywhere in our lives and they affect the way we feel. The many shapes and designs in your quilt can express more than you realize. It demonstrates to others the creative side of who you really are. When you select your quilting patterns, allow that creativity within you to shine out!</p>
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