Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Easter Quilt 1992
I was looking through some of my quilts today and I ran across this Easter quilt from 1992. I like to piece cut and repiece solids way back then. Circle of quilting life. What artwork.LOL So much for permanent ink.
A Box of New Crayons
My quilt A Box of New Crayons is quilted and bound and washed. That was a really fun and fast quilt.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
My Solid Phase
This is the next quilt I am working on. I think I will call it my "Solid Phase". I had forgotten how much fun playing with solids could be. I hope everyone is having a great evening
Monday, March 28, 2011
New Box of Crayons
Remember the smell of a new box of crayons? I love that smell. I got out my solid fabrics and played this weekend. I felt like I had opened a new box of crayons
Monday, March 21, 2011
New Photo
I just changed my picture. This was taken at the end of a 2 day class with Mary Lou Weidman. Was so "pumped" It was such a good class. Very freeing
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Class 3/2011
this is froma class I took this weekend from Mary Lou Weidman. It was so much fun. This is the 1st house Glenn and I bought in 1988. I put the left window in upside down and Mary Lou made me leave it. I think it is so funny
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Collaborative Blocks
Eight friends decided last year to make a Collaaborative Quilt. We all made blocks and swapped them. A year later not one quilt has been started. Two friends decided they were not interested in participating so they gave me their blocks and fabric. I am a happy girl. I put some of the blocks up on the wall today. what do you think? Where do I begin? Looks like a challenge to me. I diving in the deep end. Splash
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Wave runner grows
Making blocks and adding them to the design wall. I will begin sewing the blocks together soon. This has been very liberating
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Simply Amy quilt
I was inspired by the Simply Amy quilt in McCalls magazine to make this quilt. It was really fun. The beginning of a new quilting era
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