We want to work on a white pre-washed cotton creating some fantasy flowers, walls, houses…. We use free motion quilting and a black thread. After that we color the different figures with water color and then we appliqué the cotton on a background fabric and quilt it.
Colorful moments
- Thursday 14.09
- 09:30 to 18:00
- 1 day workshop
- 78€
- Ancien lycée, Salle de cours, 3 Rue Osmont
Workshop topic: Contemporary maschine
- Level: All levels
Languages:
Nb of students: 12
List of supplies
- sewing needles
- neutral sewing thread
- thread matched with fabrics
- quilting thread
- pins
- fabric scissors
- glue stick
- eraser
- paper pencil
- white paper
- quilter's ruler
- small garbage bag
- rotary cutter
- cutting mat
- invisible/monofilament thread
- embroidery threads to match
Required supplies
- 2 brushes (No. 2 and 4)
- a paintbox
- a pad to protect the table while coloring and a container for water
Fabrics to bring + lengh
- 60cm white cotton(washed)
- 120cm H630 interface
- 100cm background fabric (a gradient would be good)
- 120cm backside fabric
- black thread
- 60cm Vliesofix or Hotfix
Kit
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60cm white cotton(washed), 120cm H630 interface, 100cm background fabric (a gradient would be good), 120cm backside fabric, black thread, 60cm Vliesofix or Hotfix
PRICE = 60€
The teacher
Gudrun BRUECKNER-KREBBEL
Gudrun Brueckner-Krebbel is 69 years old, married and has four adult children. She has worked as a teacher (of English and history) for 42 years. Twenty years ago she took her first "log cabin" course. So she started with traditional quilting. A few years later, Gudrun Brueckner-Krebbel met a Dutch artist (Ineke Berlyn) and learned a lot about landscapes in quilts. With the German artists Heide Stoll-Weber and Britta Ankenbauer she learned to dye her own fabric. She then participated in a master class in surface design with B. Ankenbauer and attended classes with Rachel Derstine (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania). Gudrun Brueckner-Krebbel enjoys creating land and seascapes and working with different techniques (e.g. silk painting, screen printing, photo transfer, layering technique) and mixed media. In the last three years she has organized three exhibitions: one in the south of France (Cucuron) and two in Germany (Hameln).
She is also a member of the German Patchwork Gilde and the Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA).
She is also a member of the German Patchwork Gilde and the Studio Art Quilt Associates (SAQA).
