May 12, 2010

Cloth to Cloth online Workshop

This is a quick post to tell you about an online workshop Cloth to Cloth by Jude Hill. The workshop will begin on May 15th and it will go for 4 weeks. I have been following Spirit Cloth by Jude Hill ever since I started blogging. She is a strong influence for me to start free form stitching and I love it. I'm so delighted that Jude has started teaching an online workshop. I'm so looking forward to it.

I stitched this up when we went for a picnic at our local beach on Mother's Day. I never leave home without a bag of fabric and threads. You never know what will inspire you walking along the beach. This is supposed to be an island with waves going in different directions. Tilt your head a little to the left when you are viewing this. It should be set on point. Notice the cracked shell? It cracked when I tried to scan it. I will have to glue them together I think...!

A basket full of Japanese fabric in taupe range that I will be using for the workshop. I will also dye some threads to use for the workshop too. I think I will dye some in bronze, brown and tan.

Remember "Pieces of Japan" that I stitched throughout Japan? It's really a start of my free form stitching. I found it so relaxing to just start with a piece and then to add more pieces once the first one is done. After a little while the design elements immerse within itself. Cloth to Cloth will cover quilt weaving and free form stitching. Jude has another two workshops to follow this one and I've already put my name down for Patchwork Beasts that is due to start later on in the year. If interested, please visit Spirit Cloth - online workshops.

23 comments:

Betty said...

It looks beautiful and I can see the sea as you said. I also love your new banner. Is that a quilt you made?

Willow

Kim said...

Oh that looks interesting.......
I really must finish a few things before I start more.......a baby quilt for a baby due any minute....my portrait in the Bumblebeans challenge and my Amish challenge with Tonya's group.....but oh doesn't this workshop sound divine? Not too mention my shakespeare in the park that is still on design wall!

Happy Sewing

Kim said...

Of course I went right over to see about the workshop and if I could get in and thank heavens it is sold out so I have been protected from starting a new project.

I look forward to seeing yours Nat!

Happy Sewing

QuiltSue said...

Looking forward to seeing what comes from your needle in that workshop.

Unknown said...

Love your heart header, sweet Nat! Every thing you do is marvelous!

Have a lovely week.
TTFN ~ Hugs, Marydon

Lis Harwood said...

Phew! I missed out too :) Instead I've just spent a lovely time looking at your Japan photos on Flickr and they are stunning - love the sakura. Thanks for sharing them with us Nat.
Lis x

kaiteM said...

hi Nat, the shelley island looks good, but i also had a shell break recently after attachment, just a reminder of how fragile nature is at times.
so you're doing the magic beast workshop, i'm in with the spirit cloth one straight after the cloth to cloth. keeping busy...k.

Sue-Anne said...

You ar eso clever Nat, a real Artist. I can definately see the waves around the island, even without tilting my head!

Your Japanese taupes look yummy sitting in that basket and your Pieces of Japan is stunning!

Nedra said...

This is the first I've seen Spirit Cloth. Thanks for the lead. They really have some very creative things going on.

Karen said...

Jude Hill is very inspiring and I love your Pieces of Japan.

Suedio said...

Wow Nat, I love your Mother's Day stitching - just beautiful. Looking forward to seeing your creations from the workshop.

Regards, Sue

Anonymous said...

Oh, your Mother's Day project is just darling!!!! Very creative - I love it.

jude said...

hey, well thanks for the shout out! i am excited to get started with this class, you have a wonderful basket of scraps there to work with.

Queen Of The Armchair aka Dzintra Stitcheries said...

Wow Nat...you are always busy...Like the wavelook...Dzintra♥x

Kim D. said...

Looks like a fantastic class, yes it's sold out for now. I don't need another project just yet. LOL Love your little seaside quilt it's adorble. I hope the glue holds or perhaps you can get a replacement shell.
I look forward to following along on your project for the class.

Janet said...

Your piece is wonderful. I like the broken shell, it's a great focus. I'm in love with your pieces of Japan, sigh. I shall go check out the link. It all sounds like fun to me.

twhIch aye said...

that heart quilt in your banner is beautiful... yay for hearts! :)

when i tilt my head i :can: see the waves... shells on deserted island

ria vogelzang said...

It really is looking very interesting!
Your little Island-quilt is looking just superb! Love to see more of these kind of projects by you.
Have a lovely day!

Anonymous said...

This is soooo amazing, Nat, and beautiful ! THANKS for showing ;>)
XOXOXOXOXOXOXO
NADINE

Bron and Mark said...

Hi Nat. I am crazy about those sashako stitches and Im glad you had a beach day for mothers day too. I love the little beach design.

Micki said...

Free form stitching is fun, and that workshop looks very exciting. Enjoy it!
Micki

Anonymous said...

Hey Nat, Love the spirit cloth. Might you leave the broken shells? They remind me that things in life don't always turn out like we want them. That there is beauty even in broken pieces. Different textures, colors and shapes. I love the water stitches, it does remind me of how water flows. Looking forward to seeing what you may work on in the future.
A project with no boundaries, what a wonderful way for the soul to explore. Have fun.

Hugs,
Bobbie Ashley

prashant said...

It looks beautiful
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