Anyhoo...without further ado, here are our winners:
cindy said...
Love this new line! Would be fun to play with.... I adored your last line of fabrics also!!
Patti said...
Gorgeous fabrics! Thanks for a wonderful giveaway.
Cindy and Patti, please email me at malka@stitchindye.com with your mailing address and I'll pass that on to Tammy at Marmalade Fabric. Congratulations and enjoy your fabric.
Although announcing a winner should be enough for me, I want to share something more here today. As some of you may know I had the distinct pleasure of teaching 3 days worth of workshops at Quilt Con this past February. All my workshops focused on dyeing techniques and I wanted to share some images from my Itajime (clamped shape resist) class. I was so inspired by the work the students made in all 3 classes, but only thought to whip out my phone and take pictures at the class I'm featuring. I definitely wish I'd documented the other two, but at least I have these.
So, here they are. Enjoy!
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Lucky winners! Your classes sounded amazing and if you want more photos I'm sure all you'd have to do is ask your students - the instagram pics were flying all weekend! I'd love to try resist dying sometime.
Oh well, maybe next time. But until then, I totally dig those dyes. I feel like I'm looking at a solar eclipse without protective shades - beauty! Take care, Byrd
Congrats to the winners!
Your students did a great job! I am always telling my instructors when they tell me that I did a good job - that I am only as good as my teacher!
Great discharge. Great shapes. U are so very talented and generous. Thanks for being a source of inspiration.
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Paul, a member of the Vancouver MQG who took your workshop at QuiltCon, came back from Texas and shared all sorts of beautifully dyed fabrics with our guild this week. He was completely inspired and ended up buying eight potato mashers when he got home to experiment with different patterns!
Congrats! What a relief wew! Yeah! Upward and onward!!! Here's to health and happiness. You deserve it. :)
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Thank you for the awesome workshop, Malka, I really enjoyed it and felt I had learned so much. The tan shapes I made are now on their way to becoming an "Out of Africa" bag. I am saving the brain scan pictures for sg. special. Thanks again! Agnes, from OK.
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