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Product details
- ISBN 9781947163058
- Dimensions: 210 x 276mm
- Publication Date: 22 Jan 2019
- Publisher: Landauer Publishing
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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One World Panel Quilts shows how to make bold, graphic and joyous art quilt projects and home decor using batik panels created by Indonesian artisans. Readers can explore the many creative possibilities of working with fabric panels with this inspirational book as their guide.
Talented fabric artist Judy Gula shows how to use hand-made batik panels in traditional quilt settings, or turn them into works of art with the addition of embellishment. The creative journey begins with an introduction to Judy's design process and then moves on to some quick-and-easy projects.
As the reader advances through the dozen projects in the book, more step-by-step techniques are covered, including cutting up the panels, enhancing with embellishment and adding pieced blocks.
Fabric artist Judy Gula is the owner of Artistic Artifacts in Alexandria, Virginia, which sells products for sewing plus a full range of supplies and materials for fiber art and embellishment. Judy loves to share her wealth of knowledge and textile travel experience with quilt guilds and art groups. She finds inspiration in new and vintage materials, her interactions with other artists, and in surprising and unexpected experiences. Her lectures and workshops highlight how today's artists are using materials from many different disciplines to create mixed media collage work and fiber art.
