Recycled Circles by Jane LaFazio
April 9, 2012
Recycled Circles ~ fabric class
Monday, April 9th, 9:00-4:00, $100
Visions Art Museum: Contemporary Quilts + Textiles
Create a fabulous, unique art quilt from your cloth scraps. Jane's Recycled Circles is a layered project that requires you to be spontaneous and creative, in this guided, yet totally one of a kind artwork. Each student's work will look very, very different, even though we're all doing the same step-by-step process. The class is especially great for beginners, as you just can't go wrong! Also, it's a great introduction to art quilting for more traditional quilters. And, the technique is translatable to larger work, collaborative projects or mixed media with paper.
Jane wrote about this technique in "Cloth Paper Scissors" magazine [March 2009 issue].
- Fabric: fat quarters will be fine. At least 8 different fabrics, coordinating colors with accent fabrics (one of the fabrics will be your background.)
- Steam-a-seam 2 ~no substitutions (you can share a package of 9x12")
- Scissors for fabric
- Batting ( like low loft, or whatever your preference) we'll be working ~ 12x12"
- Sewing machine ( regular foot)
- Sewing machine thread in contrasting colors
- For hand stitching: embroidery threads, needles
- Rotary cutter (optional) and cutting mat
- Embellishments: optional buttons and beads.(you can do this at home)
Registration in advance is required. Please call the museum, 619-546-4872.
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Recycled Circles (detail)