OT getting designs made into fabrics

One of the fine people I have met on Etsy is a gal whose graphic designs
would translate well into fabric. She hasnt a clue how to even start
making this happen. What is the first step? Who can she contact and talk
to about getting her designs into the right hands? Does anyone here know??
If you are curious to see the designs she has done that everyone is
raving about go to Etsy.com and search under username .. Ingero .
NAYY
I appreciate any help you can pass my way to her. Thank you so much!
Diana, waving to friends old and new around the cyber quilting frame

I would suggest Robbi Eklow (Chicago School of Fusing) for fused
applique- that would be the easiest for a beginner and it would
translate well to her style. Her work is kinda along the lines of
Velda Newman, too. Both quilters have written books on how-to. There
is also the stained glass technique with fusing and (fusible) bias
tape- I think that is another option for her. Creating the quilt top
should be fairly easy for her to learn and pull off sucessfully, but
her work deserves some really great quilting- she might want to
consider sending it out to a talented longarm quilter. I really,
really like her work and you are so correct- it would make amazing
quilts.

And welcome back (again!)! How's your life going?

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.

On Feb 14, 4:22 pm, D Curtis wrote:
One of the fine people I have met on Etsy is a gal whose graphic designs
would translate well into fabric. She hasnt a clue how to even start
making this happen. What is the first step? Who can she contact and talk
to about getting her designs into the right hands? Does anyone here know??
If you are curious to see the designs she has done that everyone is
raving about go to Etsy.com and search under username .. Ingero .
NAYY
I appreciate any help you can pass my way to her. Thank you so much!
Diana, waving to friends old and new around the cyber quilting frame

Its going ok, thanks. Im keeping busy, and having fun. Life feels
pretty darn good.
Thank you for the advice, I'll pass it along to her. Thanks for taking
the time to look. Im so tickled to know such a fab artist.
Hugs,
Di
http://duet.etsy.com

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO. wrote:
I would suggest Robbi Eklow (Chicago School of Fusing) for fused
applique- that would be the easiest for a beginner and it would
translate well to her style. Her work is kinda along the lines of
Velda Newman, too. Both quilters have written books on how-to. There
is also the stained glass technique with fusing and (fusible) bias
tape- I think that is another option for her. Creating the quilt top
should be fairly easy for her to learn and pull off sucessfully, but
her work deserves some really great quilting- she might want to
consider sending it out to a talented longarm quilter. I really,
really like her work and you are so correct- it would make amazing
quilts.

And welcome back (again!)! How's your life going?

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.

On Feb 14, 4:22 pm, D Curtis wrote:
One of the fine people I have met on Etsy is a gal whose graphic designs
would translate well into fabric. She hasnt a clue how to even start
making this happen. What is the first step? Who can she contact and talk
to about getting her designs into the right hands? Does anyone here know??
If you are curious to see the designs she has done that everyone is
raving about go to Etsy.com and search under username .. Ingero .
NAYY
I appreciate any help you can pass my way to her. Thank you so much!
Diana, waving to friends old and new around the cyber quilting frame

Thats the right attitude, it cant hurt. Nothing ventured, nothing
gained. Thank you Mini!
Di


http://duet.etsy.com

mini Mini wrote:
D Curtis wrote in
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One of the fine people I have met on Etsy is a gal whose graphic
designs would translate well into fabric. She hasnt a clue how to even
start making this happen. What is the first step? Who can she contact
and talk to about getting her designs into the right hands? Does
anyone here know?? If you are curious to see the designs she has done
that everyone is raving about go to Etsy.com and search under username
.. Ingero . NAYY
I appreciate any help you can pass my way to her. Thank you so much!
Diana, waving to friends old and new around the cyber quilting frame

She might consider contacting Free Spirit fabrics. They picked up Prints
Charming fabric collection recently. Granted, Prints Charming were already
making fabric. But I think her style would be welcome at Free Spirit.
It can't hurt, right?

Well, shoot! I thought she wanted to make her designs into quilts...
Do I have a one track mind or what? Sorry for the
misunderstanding.... and mis-information.

Leslie, The Red-Faced & The Furbabies in MO.

On Feb 15, 11:41 am, D Curtis wrote:
Thats the right attitude, it cant hurt. Nothing ventured, nothing
gained. Thank you Mini!
Di

http://duet.etsy.com



mini Mini wrote:
D Curtis wrote in
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One of the fine people I have met on Etsy is a gal whose graphic
designs would translate well into fabric. She hasnt a clue how to even
start making this happen. What is the first step? Who can she contact
and talk to about getting her designs into the right hands? Does
anyone here know?? If you are curious to see the designs she has done
that everyone is raving about go to Etsy.com and search under username
.. Ingero . NAYY
I appreciate any help you can pass my way to her. Thank you so much!
Diana, waving to friends old and new around the cyber quilting frame

She might consider contacting Free Spirit fabrics. They picked up Prints
Charming fabric collection recently. Granted, Prints Charming were already
making fabric. But I think her style would be welcome at Free Spirit.
It can't hurt, right?- Hide quoted text -

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Oh, thats fine, Leslie. Its really ME that wants to take her designs,
whether in fabric or not, and make it into quilts. Im glad you saw that
potential too.
Diana
http://duet.etsy.com

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO. wrote:
Well, shoot! I thought she wanted to make her designs into quilts...
Do I have a one track mind or what? Sorry for the
misunderstanding.... and mis-information.

Leslie, The Red-Faced & The Furbabies in MO.

On Feb 15, 11:41 am, D Curtis wrote:
Thats the right attitude, it cant hurt. Nothing ventured, nothing
gained. Thank you Mini!
Di

http://duet.etsy.com