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Nature's Studio reveals Joan Colvin's techniques like her easy soft
and hard-edge methods and color blending with fabric. Take an image and translate
it into a quilt that is uniquely yours.
Back
Cover Information
Learn a variety of possibilities for creating the look
you want for Your quilt.  

Table
of Contents:
| CHAPTER 1:INTRODUCTION
Your Way, My Way, Whatever Works Expressing Yourself That's Why I Chose
Fabric A Word on Style CHAPTER 2: RECOGNIZABLE STYLE
What Is a Recognizable Style? Are You Ready to Develop a Style of Your Own?
What Do You Like Doing Best with Fabric? |
6 9 |
CHAPTER 7: BODIES IN FABRIC AS SUBJECT MATTER Backstage Integrating
Body Into Background Making
Faces Variation Hair
Gowns
Scenery:
Backdrop for Your Figure You
Are the Director CHAPTER 8: SOME LAST MINUTE DETAILS Embellishment
Framing: What You Do With the Outer Edges |
58 69 | CHAPTER
3: LET'S TALK ABOUT CHOICES THAT DETERMINE STYLE Viewer's Impression
Lines,
Spaces, and How They Join Line:
Straight or Curved Spaces:
Geometric or Organic Joining
Lines and Spaces Quality
of Lines and Spaces: Hard Edge or Soft Edge Assembling Lines and Spaces:
Techniques for Producing Edges The Next Step: Fitting This All Together
Subject
Matter Design
or Composition Depth,
Perspective, Light, and Shadow Value
Texture Color Mood
and Atmosphere Size
and Shape of Your Finished Piece A Style of Your Own | 10 | CHAPTER
9: MY WORKING PROCESS Making the Process Fit Your Needs Here's My
Procedure Preliminary
Idea or Vision Immerse
in the Subject Audition
Fabric "Aha!"
Response Serious
Preliminary Work
for Real Assess Prepare
for Stitching Stitch
Corrections
Framing
Final
Applique Quilting
Add Any
Fragile Embellishments | 72 |
| CHAPTER 4: WATCHING SOMEONE ELSE
MAKE SELECTIONS "In and Out" Process Choosing a Familiar Subject
to Begin CHAPTER 5: BEING WITH TREES What Do You Want to Say
About Your Tree? Woodskin Series: A
Quick Look at Treemaking Golden
Hardwood Aspen
Pine
Madrona: Vision of a Favorite Tree (A Fuller Look at Process) From Vision
to Cutting Table Making
Trunks Making
Leaves Planting
the Tree Varying
Styles | 24 25 |
CHAPTER 10: SUMMARY Finding Your Truth Knowing the Material
You Choose to Use for Art Control, Balance, and Focus (Lovely Words) Uncertainties
In Summing It All Up, Dear Friends INDEX ABOUT AUTHOR |
76 79 80 | CHAPTER
6: ADD BIRDS TO THE TREES (ENLARGE YOUR SUBJECT MATTER) I'm Not a Real
Birder Feathers and Nests (Texture) Bird Studies
Heron Finch Vireo Cedar Waxing Unknown
Bird Crow | Corn Stalks with Crow Gull Eagle
Robin Canyon Wren Variation: A Woven Bird | | 45 | | |

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