Michele Markey, the owner of Medina Domestic Arts Studio, retired from over 30 years in the oil and gas industry to start her own quilting business. She has been quilting for the public since 2008 and specializes in computerized quilting, digitizing and quilt painting. Michele also teaches private and group AutoPilot classes as well as quilt painting classes.
Ann Wells, our seamstress and quilt piecer has been sewing since she was a little girl. Winner of the All About Wool Contest, Ann specializes in wedding attire, children's garments and tailoring. Here at Medina Domestic Arts we look forward to helping you with your sewing and crafting needs - pop in to visit with your questions or just to talk sewing!
Ann Wells, our seamstress and quilt piecer has been sewing since she was a little girl. Winner of the All About Wool Contest, Ann specializes in wedding attire, children's garments and tailoring. Here at Medina Domestic Arts we look forward to helping you with your sewing and crafting needs - pop in to visit with your questions or just to talk sewing!
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There's much to see here. So, take your time, look around, and learn all there is to know about our unique line of embroidered/quilted items. We hope you enjoy our site and take a moment to drop us a line about what we can do to add more color and bling into your life! If you have a question or don't see something you need call us (303-818-3625) or email at medinadomarts@aol.com.
Do you have a denim shirt or a plain white shirt that needs a facelift? Or would you like to add a new shirt to your collection with a unique twist? Then our newest class is the answer! Let the Studio add an embroidery design of your choice to the back of your shirt then learn how to paint and embellish it!
Cotton thread will only absorb so much color at one time. If you notice that you continue to apply color but it doesn't deepen, let the first layer dry then go back over it with a second coat to deepen and intensify your color. Although you can wash your painted work; most metallic or glitter paint used will wash off in the wash (although Jacquard Lumiere metallic paints seem to be washable).
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Beth Fraser
Oct 11, 2019
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