Classes
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Quilting Classes
Portraits
In this set of pre-recorded videos you will learn to make realistic portraits using two different methods of quilting – textured and contour. The detailed videos provide you all information that you need to create portraits with easily available materials.
There are ten videos recorded in real time which explain the following in detail…
Selecting photographs, understanding colour values, seperating values, creating patterns, selecting fabrics, tracing, cutting and fusing fabrics, textured quilting (stippling method) and conture quilting. Many tips and art lessons are also included to understand portraits from an artist’s perspective. You can follow these step-by-step lessons to create your own portraits.
You will also learn to work without the use of a graphics software which most quilters rely on but can be a handicap. Here you will be able to take full control of your art rather than restrict yourself with the limits of software.
You will be able to login and access the videos anytime. You get about 10 hours of video lessons and a lifetime access to all these classes.
Knowledge in basic FMQ (stippling and lines) is a requirement to work on these portraits.
Digital Patterns
Krishna Series
Five different designs on Lord Krishna are available for download and can be printed as patterns
The FMQ patterns provided along with the main designs/patterns can also be used for practicing your FMQ skills or used in other designs of your choice.
” In the perspective heart, he is known as beauty. Reflected in all things, he is harmony. Krishna, the Lord of love and the beloved of all, reveals the treasure stored in the heart of every living being. This hidden wealth is the fulfilment gained through genuine love “– James H Bae
Janmashtami is an Indian festival celebrating the birth of Lord Krishna. Krishna is the god of protection, compassion, tenderness, and love and is portrayed in various perspectives; always adorning a peacock feather on his headdress – as a god child, a prankster, a model lover, a divine hero and the universal supreme being. His iconography reflects these legends and shows him in different stages of his life, such as an infant eating butter, a cowherd playing a flute, a young boy surrounded by female devotees etc.
Ganesha Series
Presenting the “8 avatars of Lord Ganesha”. These 8 designs can be downloaded and printed as patterns.
The FMQ patterns provided along with the main designs/patterns can also be used for practicing your FMQ skills or used in other designs of your choice.
Lord Ganesha is one of the most well-known and worshipped deities in India.
Although he has many attributes, he is readily identified by his head, which is of an elephant’s. As the God of beginnings, he is honoured at the start of all rites, ceremonies, and auspicious events.
Lord Ganesha defeats 8 weaknesses of humans in each avatar. These are attachment(mama), ego(ahankar), desire(kaam), anger(khrod), greed(lobh), delusion(moh), inebriation(madh) and jealousy(matsar).
These 8 avatars materialised in different cosmic eras. Each of these avatars depicts a stage of the Ultimate which leads to creation. Demons symbolize negative qualities present in humans. Victory over them is also a symbolic mastery over all these negative aspects of the personality.
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