Have you taken Charlotte Warr Anderson workshop?
 

I'm thinking of taking a Charlotte Warr Anderson 6 hour workshop. Have you done any workshops with her? What did you think of her teaching? Thanks. I have to travel, get a hotel room and it gets expensive. Couldn't find any reviews on her workshop.

Sorry, never heard of her.

WOW, had to go look her up, her quilts are amazing!!! I'd sure take a class with her if it were possible!!

I know her and she is AMAZING!! Very talented! Enjoy!
sandy

I took a workshop many years ago here in Vancouver. I really enjoyed her teaching skills. (fun personality) In that class we brought a photo and used an overhead projector to blow up our photo on the wall and then traced it out. Then we drew a pattern from it that we pieced..... hmmm... forgot about that technique. Edited to add a photo of what I worked on, you can see the photo on the left, please excuse the mess and the ribbon etc. [ATTACH=CONFIG]559199[/ATTACH]

If I had the means for such a treat, I'd reserve my place right away. I have been awed by her ability to take a photo and make a quilted likeness, and also impressed by her patchwork skills. Georgia Bonesteel has mentioned her frequently, mostly to do with a quilting retreat they attend at a ranch. More recently, Charlotte Warr Anderson has produced one or two books on quilting with a walking foot. Without a doubt, one of the most talented fiber artists out there.

Her work is amazing, she has been working and teaching for many years, a real pro. Lucky you to be able to take a workshop with her.

Where will she be teaching? I would love to have a workshop with her.

Yes! I don't regret it at all. It was an amazing workshop.

I got to attend Charlotte's trunk show, and she is truly an amazing artist! And a fun personality! I didn't get to try her technique, but she was very generous in showing it to us. Go and have fun!

Charlotte has been winning awards and teaching for over 2 decades. She was the leader in the realistic portrait quilts in the 90s. Wonderful artist!

Jan in VA

Thanks for posting this thread. I have learned about a new quilter!

If you go Charlotte's site there are two project that give you an idea of the process.

http://www.charlottewarrandersen.com...ag_project.pdf

dunster
http://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/...er-offline.pngShe is teaching at the Road to CA http://www.road2ca.com/index.html in January 19-22. She's actually teaching a number of classes, all on the midarm handiquilter sweet 16 machine:
Let me know if you decide to go on Friday. We can meet up.
3010C - Basic Free Motion Frolic
4011C - Gridplay
5011C - Texturizing Pictorial Quilts
6010C - How Sweet(Sixteen) It Is!

I"m also taking this night class. I figured as long as I was driving up there I might as well take as many classes as possible.
http://www.road2ca.com/images/5068c.jpg?crc=375465533
5068C Yes, You Can Create a Quilting Design 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM $40
Patricia Simons http://quiltersrule.com/
SKILL LEVEL: All Skill Levels

Ever dream of being able to create your own quilting designs? Are you convinced the Artistic fairy bypassed you when she was handing out talent? Join Patricia as she shows you how to move templates to create stunning designs that look complicated, but are in reality the simplest of shapes. Block Designs, Border Designs, Creative Fill, and Non-Traditional Crosshatching will be discussed. These techniques can be used by all, regardless of your method of quilting (hand, domestic machine, long-, mid-, or short-arm machine). How to get the design to your quilt will be discussed. For questions regarding this class, please email: [email protected]

KIT FEE: N/A

SUPPLY LIST: Pen and Paper (this is a lecture class)




I"m taking the one on Friday

http://www.road2ca.com/images/5011c.jpg?crc=92103727 5011C Texturizing Pictorial Quilts 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM $120
Charlotte Warr Andersen http://www.charlottewarrandersen.com
SKILL LEVEL: Beginner - Int.

THIS IS A HANDI QUILTER SWEET 16 SIT DOWN LONGARM CLASS. THE SKILLS TAUGHT IN THIS CLASS ARE THE SAME SKILLS FOR THE REGULAR SEWING MACHINE. THIS IS NOT A STAND UP LONG ARM CLASS.

Do you ever wonder what kind of quilting is best for your scenic quilts? Learn the type of lines that will help accentuate the entities contained in your quilt while varying shape and size in this free-motion quilting class. We'll practice designs in the morning and then take what you've learned to your own quilt in the afternoon.

KIT FEE: $3
KIT INCLUDES: Handouts

SUPPLY LIST: Downloadable PDF

MACHINES PROVIDED BY: SWEET 16



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I have never heard of her so I am going to go check her out. I won't be able to attend workshops but she sounds very interesting. Thank you!