Alicia Merrett: Contemporary Art Quilt Demonstration - Part 3 OF 3

Aided by inspiration from William Shakespeare, and never one to sew a straight line, London-based textile artist Alicia Merrett takes us on a wonderful demonstration of her wavy log cabin structural elements which have become a signature of her work. A featured artist and instructor at the Festival of Quilts in England, Alicia's work is available from her website and in galleries around the UK.

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[sangyagrwal79]

damn good mam, thank you!!

[atree3]

thank you very much. This is what I will do in my next quilt, (my 29th)

I have been wanting to break away from "perfection" since I first saw the Gee's Bend quilts, but unable to do it. This should be the way.

I have done 3 quilts on line.

[itsdaawwnn]

Just the inspiration I needed to get sewing on a foggy March day! Thanks so much!

[MarcosdeMarcia]

vivo en Peru , en la region de Ica a 5 horas de la capital del Peru que es Lima, mi fono es 956 408321 gracias por responderme

[babycat1961]

@MarcosdeMarcia

Donde vives?

[MarcosdeMarcia]

quiero esa ruedita amarilla que corta la tela, como hago para comprarla . gracias

[2lloydj]

fantastic - thank you so much.

[creativecompanion]

Where can we see more of Alicia Merrett's work?

[creativecompanion]

Your quilts and techniques are such an inspiration. Thank you!

[grannyzeebee]

Thanks for this clip. You have given me courage to start quilting!