It’s so great to see the many different ways that each student has interpreted their fabric paper using color, design and inclusions and then used the fabric paper in a wonderful collection of small art quilts and projects.

If you haven’t signed up for the class yet it’s not too late because it’s free during the month of November but note that in order to participate in the lessons you do have to do some “homework” – hey, it’s fun and easy and what better way to learn than by “doing”. I hope to see you in class and you can find it here at the Free Lunch Cafe.

There are lots of different recipes for making fabric paper and once you’re hooked on using it, you’re sure to develop your own favorite technique. I, of course, love to work with texture and textiles so most of my fabric paper includes mainly these elements.

So stop by the Free Lunch Cafe and sign up for the mini-class. The instructions are free right through the month of November, and if you haven’t stopped by lately make sure you check out the great samples from students of the October mini-class: Using Dryer Sheets – there’s lots of wonderful samples in the photo gallery.

If you’d like a linkback to your website, simply
- grab a Free Lunch Cafe Badge
- Add it to your website or blog
- Email me and let me know
and I’ll add your link to the Member’s Page.

In the meantime, please browse and enjoy these recent additions to the “Free Lunch Cafe” Member’s Page:

Karen Newman Fridy – Designer Stitches
Karin Hammel – Creaworx
Lin Harvey – Uniquely Yours Creations
LuAnn Kessi – May Your Bobbin Always Be Full