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Popular instructor Carol Ann Waugh returns to Craftsy for more fiber fun. Get your seam ripper ready to destroy in the name of creation.

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Popular instructor Carol Ann Waugh returns to Craftsy for more fiber fun. Get your seam ripper ready to destroy in the name of creation.

Introduction

Meet Carol Ann Waugh, who will lead you on a path of creative destruction! She explains the difference between Stitch & Slash, which is raw edge cutwork, and reverse appliqué.

Selecting Fabrics

Hues, values and color schemes – Carol goes into detail on how to choose your fabrics.

Layering

Carol explains the factors to take into account when layering your fabric. Choose contrasting values, iron out the creases, layer and pin to secure.

Designing & Stitching

Now it’s time to design the actual project. Learn nine different stitching designs that anyone can do, and how to apply one to your fabric.

Slashing

Let’s start slashing! Pick up your favorite sharp object and remove layers to reveal the pattern and texture of your final piece.

Adding Texture

Learn how couching and decorative machine stitching can make your project more interesting.

Sandwiching

Stitch your fabric to fusible fleece, so you can add machine stitching to your creation. Carol shares some pro tips about backing fabric and handling fusibles.

Making a Pillow

Take your beautiful new stitch-and-slash fabric into an artsy pillow: trim it to size, add an envelope-style back and a pillow form, and voila!

Leftovers

Have leftover scraps of fabric? You’ll be surprised what you can do with them. Remember, there are no mistakes!

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