You are in for a treat this week; Studio 180 Design is hosting the Evening Elegance blog hop with several of our talented Certified Instructors. Each day two designs from our free BlockBuster program will be showcased in my signature collection, Twilight Chic.
How did you enjoy Karen’s post yesterday on BlockBuster #1 - Ohio Star Variation, and #21 - Around the Block? If you missed her blog you can catch up with her post here.
Today Tammy Silvers of Tamarinis will be introducing you to BlockBuster #7 - Whimsy Turndash, and #22 - Square Dance.
BlockBuster #7 - Whimsy Turndash & #22 - Square Dance
Tammy Silvers of Tamarinis
Tammy is well seasoned professional quilt maker from Acworth, GA. She became a Certified Instructor with Studio 180 Design in 2018. Among her many accomplishments are a line of self patterns published under the name Tamarinis and numerous projects presented to the quilt world in publications such as Quilt, McCall’s Quilting, American Patchwork and Quilting, Stitch, Fons and Porter’s Love of Quilting, Quilty and more.
Jangle and Catch A Falling Star
She regularly designs fabric lines for Island Batik as well unique project designs for many other fabric companies. If you are looking for a talented, entertaining teacher or lecturer for your next event, you should keep her on your shortlist. You won’t be disappointed.
Don’t forget to check back here daily to learn more about the next two blocks. Each presenter will be revealing construction hints and tips as well as their thoughts about all things quilt related. Keep up with who is posting using the schedule below.
What a great season 2024 was for our BlockBuster series! Can you believe that this is Season 9 of our popular free block library? From simple blocks that use some basic units, to intricate blocks that use star tools and new technique sheets, there is something for everyone in Season 9.
We all have favorite things in our sewing spaces that make life a little easier when we’re quilting. They can be notions that are made specifically for quilting, or they can be something else entirely! Those of us who work at Studio 180 Design are no exception. Here are the things in our sewing rooms that we love working with.
