The Twirly Whirly Swirls class in Houston was a full house (25 students). They made a quilt for the wall using their own fabrics to create a one-of-a-kind wall hanging. Everyone learned how to fuse with Mistyfuse (never have enough irons), and all about die cutting with Sizzix. They provided the machines and dies! We used both a Big Shot Pro and a Fabi (which is a Big Shot) and 2 different sizes of spiral dies. I loved seeing the variety of fabrics that everyone used. Bernina provided sewing machines for my class, and they used the BSR. Interestingly enough, only 1 person knew how to free motion machine quilt. But, everyone had so much fun with the machines and setting themselves free with the BSR!
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| This is the class sample 18x24 vertical format |
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| and here is all of the student work, the ones that I was able to photograph. They are amazing! |
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How fun that they all look so different!!
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