I will NEVER think "easy" again!
I am a retired computer person who has converted a lot of her time to quilting. My quilts are not 'artsy', but more traditional. I love to try out new techniques and am constantly looking for ways to perfect my art.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Delusions of Grandeur
I will NEVER think "easy" again!
Friday, November 9, 2012
For the new baby & bro
This is for the new baby in the family. I love this pattern, which is called "Twisted Sister". :) FYI-all quilt blocks are named.
Showing the quilting |
Ava's |
I made a Big Brother quilt also. I experimented on a baby quilt when he was born and really did not like how it turned out, so I guess you could call this a guilt quilt. Say that 3 times fast! |
I should see if the close up shows it, but the large blocks are cars. I also found a flannel for the backing with cars all over, a major score, flannel for boys is hard to find! Ah-here we go.
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Election Day
I was asked to make a Healing Quilt for the mother of one of my daughter's friends. The mother has brain cancer. I chose to make a small version of the very cheerful feminine quilt that resides on my bed. I love it.
The mother cried when she got the quilt! How sweet is that? I was so touched. She won't use it or wash it. O NO! Please do! We quilters love for our quilts to be loved to death.
I purchased floral charm squares from Keepsake Quilting, added some of my own and sashed all with a white-on-white and backed it with a pink (for cancer) flannel. Size is 63 x 63.
The mother cried when she got the quilt! How sweet is that? I was so touched. She won't use it or wash it. O NO! Please do! We quilters love for our quilts to be loved to death.
I purchased floral charm squares from Keepsake Quilting, added some of my own and sashed all with a white-on-white and backed it with a pink (for cancer) flannel. Size is 63 x 63.
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