JoAnn B
JoAnn is one of the most positive and happiest people I know. She has sewn with me for several years, and I know how much she loves to sew. She does beautiful machine embroidery and makes many quilts.
I appreciate that she drives a long way to come to my studio, and I love to see the garments that she makes.
Enjoy seeing her creations.
JoAnn B is wearing a tunic she made for Jane's stripe challenge. She perfectly matched the stripes down the center front.
She finished this wonderful ensemble in time for her cruise from Japan to Alaska! The duster is cut from a kantha quilt from India made from wedding and evening saris. She made a silk noil shell and pants to wear with it, and she put the same bands on the coat.
JoAnn bought this lovely knit fabric at Piedmont fabrics. Jane had the pattern in her studio that worked perfectly for her top.
JoAnn B made this top at Jane's Sewing Retreat at the Mercy Center. Sally Baker had generously provided the paints, and screens. You can see Sally's screens on her Etsy website.
JoAnn made a cute quilt for a friend’s baby. So nice to machine embroider Emily’s name on it too.
JoAnn’s beautiful kantha is made up of silk squares.
Decades of Style #5006 1950s Stole.
JoAnn is happy sewing!
This blouse was made with Jane's Dress Form Black and White Fabric on one side, and Jane's Scissors and Reels Fabric on the other side.
She brought her embroidery machine with her to Jane's Sewing Retreat at St Francis.
JoAnn loves her embroidery machine.
This stole was made using a Decades of Style pattern.
Here's the tote.
JoAnn screened the fabric, and then made it into a great tote.
Jane, JoAnn, and Betty have fun screening fabric.
JoAnn loved this fabric she found at Mood's for her coat.
JoAnn made two tunics using the Saf-T-Pockets " #2016 Top Notch Tunic" pattern.
Everyone had on their couture jackets at Jane's Sewing Retreat.
JoAnn cuts out her first couture jacket.
This is her second Saf-T- Pockets Topnotch Tunic.