- Description
- Requirements
Bring your quilting to life with the Picturesque 3D Scene online workshop! This immersive class teaches you how to create stunning depth and dimension in your quilts, turning fabric into a breathtaking scenic masterpiece. With expert guidance and step-by-step instruction, you'll learn techniques to add realistic perspective and detail to your work. Perfect for adventurous quilters looking to expand their skills—enroll today and start stitching your own 3D landscape!
This is a four-lesson class suitable for all levels. The background was made using basic Bargello techniques with alternative options available. Applique, embroidery, and quilting are applied to the background making up the 3-D scene for either a landscape or seascape. It is a fun class with lots of different techniques to try and experiment with.
This is a great design for the creative student to add his/her personal touch with the addition of other ocean or garden occupants.
Note: Once purchased, you can access the class data any time, 24 hours a day and you get immediate access. (if you don't have an account we suggest you sign up for one prior to purchase)
Create a Picturesque Botanical or Aquarium Scene!
Fabric: (Please note, we will be discussing these items in depth and what to select in the first lesson)
- 25 cm (10") full width of sky fabric
- 25 cm (10") full width of water fabric
- 2 strips 1" x 15" OR 1 strip full width of six fabrics in colour run
- scraps of fabric for seaweed, shells, etc.
- 40cm (16") Fine batting or Pellon (I prefer a cotton blend to work on)
- 40 cm (16") backing fabric
- 40 cm (16") heavy iron-on non-woven interfacing (used to stabilize work to embroider on)
- neutral thread for piecing
- assortment of decorative threads (e.g., machine embroidery, rayon, metallic)
- 25 cm x 25 cm (10" x 10") batting sandwich (one piece of calico and one of heavy interfacing with batting sandwiched between)
- beads, sheer fabric, scraps of almost anything.
Other Requirements:
- sewing machine and accessories
- 1/4" machine foot if you have one or other method of measuring 1/4"
- darning or free motion foot
- pencil or fabric marker
- cutting mat, rotary cutter and rulers
- scissors
- fine pins (wedding and lace pins are ideal)
- soldering Iron (if you have one)
- Water soluble interfacing (optional) interfacing that dissolves in water
- Topstitching or Metalfil needle maybe useful