I specialize in free motion long-arm quilting created for the individual quilt, Custom order quilts and Creative Fiber Arts. Lots of the quilting i do is for customer's on their own quilt creations. If you have a quilt to be quilted i would love even a call of curiosity. And if your not a quilter, I can create a personalized quilt for you, with your colors and style in mind and my unique adaptaions. tiffanybarcus@yahoo.com
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Custom order quilts.
Match the colors in you house to your quilt or match the quilt to the colors and style of you! This quilt order was for a grey black and purple quilt. After talking with the client a few ties i came to understand what type of quilt fits her best and that the jasmine flower is special for her. Finished with a Jasmine flower appliqued, velveteen backing, and custom free-motion quilting.
Homemade Halloween Costumes 2ninjas-3
Shane: Red Black Gold Brock: Grey, Red, Silver
These ninjas are proud warriors when they suit up!
Being a quilter has allowed me to explore the world of novice costume designer. Last Halloween I added some fur to the bottom of some jeans and the flap of a button up shirt, and took gloves added fur and claws to create a teen-wolverine. Also I created a Zorro costume by free motion quilting with metallic thread two pieces of black fabric creating a cape. Finishing the look with a black cowboy hat black mask black button down, and flashy boots!
Creating the 2-ninjas was a little more creating and sewing. Start off with underarmer! To keep the kids warm not only on Halloween but it can be used throughout the winter season. bonus!! Measure first from the hips over the shoulder to the buttocks. That will be the length of the poncho. Measure from solder to solder that is the width of the poncho. Fold the fabric in 1/2. cut out the 1/2 teardrop shape for the head hole. slim off the back to a flat bottom and the front to a diamond. Top stitch ribbon on all raw edges. The belt is a holster for their ninja knives and throwing blade. On the back of the poncho there is a place to holster the ninja sword. The swords and knives are wrapped with the same gold or silver as the boys costumes not only to look fab, but also to know which weapon belongs to which kid. The gold and silver ribbons will be wrapped down their arms and legs.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!
These ninjas are proud warriors when they suit up!
Being a quilter has allowed me to explore the world of novice costume designer. Last Halloween I added some fur to the bottom of some jeans and the flap of a button up shirt, and took gloves added fur and claws to create a teen-wolverine. Also I created a Zorro costume by free motion quilting with metallic thread two pieces of black fabric creating a cape. Finishing the look with a black cowboy hat black mask black button down, and flashy boots!
Creating the 2-ninjas was a little more creating and sewing. Start off with underarmer! To keep the kids warm not only on Halloween but it can be used throughout the winter season. bonus!! Measure first from the hips over the shoulder to the buttocks. That will be the length of the poncho. Measure from solder to solder that is the width of the poncho. Fold the fabric in 1/2. cut out the 1/2 teardrop shape for the head hole. slim off the back to a flat bottom and the front to a diamond. Top stitch ribbon on all raw edges. The belt is a holster for their ninja knives and throwing blade. On the back of the poncho there is a place to holster the ninja sword. The swords and knives are wrapped with the same gold or silver as the boys costumes not only to look fab, but also to know which weapon belongs to which kid. The gold and silver ribbons will be wrapped down their arms and legs.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!
The chopsticks for Liliana's costume began with wooden skewers spray painted silver, then beaded using a hot glue gun and gold strands tied to create a flash of glam!! Her dress came form my mother on her trip to Thailand, Thank you mom. Liliana will have on black leggings and under shirt with gold ribbons crossing in the front and back tied down her arms and legs. The chopsticks will be two for each piggy bun in her hair. To finish the look she will have a large gold belt with a big bow in the back.
Homemade Halloween Costumes 2ninjas
Besides quilting my first job is mom!!!! And this week that mean costume designer, party planner, professional driver. As fabric designer my task is 2-ninjas. For Halloween the boys have decided to be ninjas with their little sis being a ninja princess! Liliana's costume only needs a few accessories chopsticks for her hair and a belt for her dress from Thailand. From JoAnns Fabric I picked out material i think will create the perfect Halloween 2-ninjas.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Presidents challenge crew of Triangle Square Quilt Guild |
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Quiting by Tiffany Barcus: ready - set - go!!
Let me start by telling some back ground of Unique; quilting by Tiffany Barcus.
I started long-arm quilting 5 years ago. I receved training at a small quilt shop Rock City Quilts in the small town of Valier, Montana. I dove in head first and never turned back. Creativity with the long-arm came easy to me. Although i have had my ups and downs in the atristic department. I hope to blog my older quilt photos with a breif story as to how they came to be quilted by me, my insperation for the quilting. Also some fun family highlights may find their way on. This blog is going to be the journy of my quilting, mother hood, author, ranch wife, and im sure i have more hats to try on soon.
I started long-arm quilting 5 years ago. I receved training at a small quilt shop Rock City Quilts in the small town of Valier, Montana. I dove in head first and never turned back. Creativity with the long-arm came easy to me. Although i have had my ups and downs in the atristic department. I hope to blog my older quilt photos with a breif story as to how they came to be quilted by me, my insperation for the quilting. Also some fun family highlights may find their way on. This blog is going to be the journy of my quilting, mother hood, author, ranch wife, and im sure i have more hats to try on soon.
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