Tuscan Landscape with Karen Eckmeier

Let's take a trip to Italy! This easy scene uses Karen's topstitched curves technique from her Accidental Landscapes series.

[esperansaloughran]

0h! Karen where have you been for the past 5 yrs, I love your work and thank you for all of your teaching, I have loved curves from the beginning!

[ca]

I love your method of putting things together! Can't wait to try this! Thank you!

[marie-paulelheuillier]

Merci pour vos précieux conseils super travail !!

[michele.the.quilter]

Still using your books and love the videos too! Needed to make some 10” x 10” small quilts for our are perfect!!

[marlenemarconi]

Enjoyed your video, this is my first quilt!

[martaa.masotti]

Beautiful Karen!!  Thank you so much! I have this book, and seeing you do an accidental landscape in person is just so motivating!!! Grazie mille!!! :-)

[phyllischaluisant]

Great video. One day I wish to visit Tuscany!

[buelanudge]

I wanted to let you know, I liked your video and landscapes so much, I suggested it be shown to our guild of 100+ members. The board liked the idea and showed it via a projector and you-tube. The members loved it. A challenge has been issued to create an accidental landscape for next month. We've distributed your website to them for more info on your method and book. Thank you!

[DwierawatiSoediono]

Very beautiful, thank you for tutorial, , love from Indonesia.

[andrealengemann]

the first green - I had taken the wrong side for ride side :-) - karen: your landscapes quilts are awesome - thank you so much for your videos - greetings from germany (aurich /ostfriesland) andrea

[monaserpe]

I love your book and made a beach scene. Thank you for the great inspiration.

[MullAnn]

Огромное спасибо вам, смотрела с большим удовольствием. И, хотя языка я не знаю, но всё было понятно. Благодарю 🌷

[ewmate]

so beautiful, very artistic, how can i avail your books

[hazelem]

Thank you for this video. I made three landscape story blocks for a big quilt using this method. I am hand sewing and found this really easy. I started sewing 6 months ago during lockdown in Australia. I am starting to put the quilt top together and in the next couple of weeks will sew the three layers together. My backing fabric is a frozen panel that I’ve also added sashing etc. As a very inexperienced person I found videos like this extremely helpful. I would like to do big stitch quilting as this looks fairly easy. My question is this: As I’m quilting the layers together, can I do one colour of thread throughout that will somehow match the front and back, or do I have to sew the blocks individually to emphasise each block eg the landscapes and does it matter if, on the back fabric (frozen), it’s different? Or should I just do big stitch from side to side in a neutral colour. The quilt is 170x200cm. Sorry if I’m confusing you. I am confusing myself.

[judevucovich]

Where do I find the next tutorial that teaches putting the batting and boards?

[AdrianeRimolo]

Great quilts and tutorial. Thank you so much!!!

[sallyschnitzius]

I love your tutorial & I like the flat headed pins you're using. Where did you get them?

[nickyshamash]

thanks for the nice video, do you have any tips on how to stop the house and trees from fraying?

[buelanudge]

An excellent video, Karen!  You made it look so simple.  I've made one from your excellent book. This Tuscany scene is the next one I want to make. I'm so glad I signed up for your e-mail.  Just one constructive note - a light lamp to make the video a little brighter for your next ones.  I've subscribed to your youtube channel.

[susanhennessey]

I’m still trying to find these books to purchase. Please give me web site