Sharon Schamber's applique
 

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Her applique quilt will be Baltimore Under the Sea. The lady has an awesome talent. If you ever get the chance to see any of her work don't miss it.

Sharon is a friend of my daughter. We were at Road2CA when Sharon's quilt won the $100K challenge. I had found a gorgeous threadpainted quilt and loved it. I kept trying to find it again to show my daughter. When I finally found it her comment (long-suffering and slightly snarky) "Mother, that's the back side of Sharon's quilt." It was, and I still loved it. When she appliques she used different thread for each element so the back of the quilt (she uses solid black a lot) is the most gorgeous thread painting you've ever seen.

that looks like felt or wool, and painted? Certainly a woman with lots of talent.

I've met her several times and had a class with her. She is so nice and very likable! And doesn't care if you touch her quilts, she will grap, twist and turn it so you can see it better. She said the last show winner was thrown in the corner or her studio and she wasn't going to finish it but her DH said it was too good not to finish. I saw a little of her applique at Paducah and all I could do was stare. LOL.

Wow, her work is amazing!!

Oh that felting is wonderful! I watched a tutorial on how to do it with silk and was dying to try it. Seems you cannot find wool here in Huntsville :(

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cev9M...eature=related

I use her method of applique with lightweight fusible on the back and its really given me confidence and enjoyment but I've never seen this side of her work! Incredible! Thanks for posting.

Wow looks like it's popping off the page!

I love the name of the quilt and am continually amazed by the depth of color she gets in her dyed fabric - those motifs almost look 3D-ish.

I wonder if this is her new thing....block/album quilts.

I don't remember ever seeing the finished quilt from the blocks in this link - and they don't appear to be for the same quilt as the Sea blocks. Unless they were for classes or separate patterns for sale.
http://tomrussellquilts.wordpress.co...r-masterclass/

Has anyone seen it? Her website doesn't seem to be current.

That is the applique I saw in Paducah. I overheard someone say that was her practice applique pieces so she could perfect her skill. She posts pictures of her current work on Facebook more then her free website. Her paid membership website has all the detailed videos and classes.

I really like her glue method of binding. She has several youtube videos. I also like her method of cleaning her iron.

Practice pieces. How depressing.

I did find the basket block from Paducah offered as a pattern for needle turn applique on the SSN home page.

The good news - take a look at her first quilt..
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.111631698868887.9945.109954875703236&type=3...
There's hope.

Wow, so beautiful!

Sharon is one talented lady in the quilting world. Her longarm work is well known also.

Oh that is going to be just fabulous! She is so very talented and her method of applique is how I finally enjoyed appliqueing! She is a great teacher. I have never taken aa class from her but have done her methods and they always turn out great.
If you haven't used her method of doing your bindings well you are wasting your time!
If you go to YouTube and search her name look for Angel bindings and she gives you a step by step tut on doing your bindings.

Maxine
Bakersfield,
Ca