Feathers & Fireworks
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Oh my!! You have done a wonderful job. I too have been trying to do feathers for so long and
have not been happy with my results. I even paid for classes on Craftsy and STILL I haven't
conquered them.I definitely will try your suggestion. Thanks so much for the inspiration. I just
hope I can come close to the quality of yours.
have not been happy with my results. I even paid for classes on Craftsy and STILL I haven't
conquered them.I definitely will try your suggestion. Thanks so much for the inspiration. I just
hope I can come close to the quality of yours.
#83
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Heart of Colorado's majestic mountains!
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Great job on those feathers. I am also very impressed with the quilting in the rest of the squares because it looks so coordinated. I really like Kimmy Bruner's teaching techniques andd there are so many long arm things she does that can be applied to the domestic home machine. You absorbed her techniques beautifully and have encouraged the rest of us to find that video. Thanks.
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Location: New Zealand
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Yesterday I watched Kim Brunet's you tube clip about six times, I have gone back to the drawing stage as I was trying!!!!!! to do my feathers in a different style, as I can not master any, but I will keep on trying Has anyone used her DVD and book,if you have do you think it is worth the cost?
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