The BCQC-2 has three major objectives:
* COLOR — Learning all about Color Selection
* PIECING —Techniques for successful Flip’n’Sew pieced blocks
* EMBELLISHING — Promote individual creativity while reinforcing the
techniques learned in the BCQC-1 module
The Color portion of the module is extensive. It will cover the first 6 tasks:
·Planning for Color
·Impact of Color Choices
·Color Mixing
- Reading a Color Wheel
- Color Play
· Fast Color Selection Techniques
The Piecing portion of this course will focus
on using cotton fabrics and the flip’n’sew method of piecing a block. It will not
include a pattern, but does recommend using strips of fabric rather than
patch pieces of fabric. So, yardage (1/4 or even 1/8 yardage widths is
fine) for this method. We will be using cotton (but you can substitute sturdy silk if you have yardage on hand). This section includes the next two tasks:
· Fabric Selection
- Flip’n’Sew Method (pitfalls and solutions)
The Embellishing portion of this course will include:
·Lace/Trims
·Seam Embroidery
· Silk Ribbon Ideas
· Finishing with Beads, Baubles, and Charms
In
total there are 11-tasks for this course. Just as in the BCQC-1 each new
task will be emailed to you after you have posted the prior task.
This is the "follow-on" class to the BCQC-1, which you should have completedfirst. It
builds on the techniques learned in the initial basic course and gives
you experience in selecting COLORs for your fabrics/embellishments that
will work together nicely. [Note: If you are presently enrolled in the BCQC-1, and are at least on Task #10, you can still sign up for the BCQC-2...as I know you'll have time to finish the BCQC-1 shortly.]
The reason for even offering the BCQC-2 is so that folks (especially true beginners) that want to attempt a block for themselves...with little "influence" from me...but still have a teacher available to answer questions CAN WORK A NEW BLOCK. I'll walk you through the various "layers" of embellishments and offer advice on how to balance the work as we progress through these. Before we even begin, the first few tasks will introduce the "world of color selection" to you...helping you to feel a bit more at ease when combining colors in fabrics and/or embellishments.
To register:
Email me your: name, state/country information, and the email you want me to use for the course shaw.kathy@yahoo.com
Please NOTE: The class will begin on the 10th. So, after you register, you will get a welcome email...but the class blog will not be available to students until the 10th of August. On that day, watch your Email Inbox for the Blogger/Google email INVITATION to join the course's blogsite. Remember to bookmark the class blog site when you arrive there, just as you did for the BCQC-101 course.
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