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catgros 08-26-2007 08:20 PM

Does anyone know the correct spelling of "mactavishing" or mctavishing or ????? : :( Thanks

cynde 08-26-2007 08:45 PM

McTavishing, I found it from a link in another thread, can't remember which one.

Here is the link to her site

http://www.designerquilts.com/mctavish.html

DebJ 08-26-2007 09:16 PM

This may sound stupid but what is McTavishing?

lin 08-27-2007 03:53 AM


Originally Posted by DebJ
This may sound stupid but what is McTavishing?

It's a machine quilting technique developed by Karen McTavish. And it's really beautiful. Take a look at the link cynde posted and you'll see what we're talking about. I just recently learned how to do it. Now, on to to the many years it will take me to actually get good at it. :lol:

Extreme Quilter 08-27-2007 04:12 AM

Is her technique only for longarm quilters?

kathy 08-27-2007 04:23 AM

that's some pretty impressive applique too

lin 08-27-2007 04:44 AM


Originally Posted by Extreme Quilter
Is her technique only for longarm quilters?

No, it can be done on a domestic. I have a Juki domestic long arm and I managed ok. I should think any machine that you can do free motion on would work. It would probably be easier on a long arm, but what wouldn't? LOL

Cathe 08-27-2007 05:29 AM

It's very pretty. Is the technique different from regular free-motion quilting or is it mostly a matter of the pattern and style?

Cathe 08-27-2007 05:43 AM

Ok... her patterns are beautiful, and she is obviously very very gifted and talented. But the tattoos really weird me out. I like quilting, but I can't imagine wanting it all over my arms and shoulders like that.

lin 08-27-2007 06:42 AM


Originally Posted by Cathe
It's very pretty. Is the technique different from regular free-motion quilting or is it mostly a matter of the pattern and style?

It's a matter of pattern and style. She says that most people who try her technique, and work with it for awhile, develop their own "fingerprint". No two will ever look the same.

She must have just recently had the tatoo work done. I didn't notice any on her in her dvd. Pretty design, but... Yikes! That's a lot of tat there. :shock:


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