On Bigfork Bay Cotton Company's FB page they are asking your opinion on what you think are the latest trends in the quilting world. I would love to hear what the quilters on this board have to say!
http://www.facebook.com/permalink.ph...4526050929015#!/pages/Bigfork-Bay-Cotton-Company/124526050929015 |
I think wool, needle punch and rug hooking seem to be having a revival. And maybe even English Paper Piecing. What do you think?
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I noticed the following "trends" in Paducah ....
Different approaches to binding like cord work, lace, or heavy drapery trim. At least 4 of the big winners had something other than a traditional binding. 3D effects. Lots of folded fabric to make flowers, hanging fabric for things like table cloths, rouched flowers, and couching. A lot of raw edge applique. Some was covered in tulle, but not all (and I'm still curious why they used tulle). |
Just Sue, how about wool projects?
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I have been noticing many quilts with added "touches". It doesn't seem to be just quilting now. I see embelishments, folded fabric, heavy threaded areas, paint,cording and piping. These techniques are interesting and great for art but probably don't do much for bed quilts.
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Thanks for your in put Shelbie:)
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Originally Posted by sundancer
Just Sue, how about wool projects?
There were also quite a few vendors selling various wool products. |
Thanks Sue!
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I am lucky enough to live just 6 miles from Bigfork Bay Cotton Company - nice QS, very nice people running the store. I sort of felt we locals had a corner on the BBCC market - didn't realize there were so many from far away who also appreciate them.
I'll be watching this thread to see what quilting trends others are finding interesting & challenging. montanajan in the woods near Bifgork, MT |
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