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Shadow QuiltingShadow Quilting. How to Make a Quilted Card

Shadow quilting is the most wonderful techniques. Learn how to make a shadow quilted card and you have cracked 2 things. You have mastered the modern take on this traditional technique and you have made a fabulous card in the process.

I have run many creative card courses. Shadow quilted always features on them because it does many things. It:

- Simplifies a more complicated sewing techniques

- Helps you master basic quilting skills

- Teachers the fundamentals to build on late

- Creates a fabulous individual card for giving or a practice piece for reference.

When you are learning a new skill there are the obvious things you need to see demonstrated. Those who craft all know that while something might look complicated, a skilled demonstrator teacher can made it appear simple. On the other hand, a fairly straightforward skill can be made to look difficult and confusing in the hands of someone unskilled in sharing.

It is the obvious translation of What and How. But there are so many ways that this can be presented that you could find your project more confusing that necessary! Ask yourself a few questions if Shadow Quilting is something you want to learn:

1. Do you want a simple one-page minimal list of what to do?

2. Do you prefer more lengthy, written explanations to teach you?

3. Do you find it difficult to find your place if you return to instructions? Would a clear layout make a difference?

4. Do you like to watch and do through video?

5. Do you want to learn this as part of a bigger card course?

6. Are you looking for a gentle introduction to quilting?

7. Are you after a quilting project as part of a general craft program?

Once you are clear in your own mind on what type of instruction you are after it will be easier to find the right kind of help. Choose wisely, and you will be able to add Shadow Quilting to your list of craft skills.




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