Saturday, March 21, 2009

Got Bored

Shifted to another project that’s been hanging around for a while. When I need a change there’s always something I can do. This project involved sewing a lot of 2 inch squares together.

Forever, and ever, and ever, and ever. Now I have to quilt it.

Saturday, March 7, 2009

Started a new project this past week

The first day was slow –


The pattern is Trip X Two and you have to pick colors graduating from dark to light. They said eight but I settled for seven. Too hard to find eight.










So far, so good. Have to get some more colors.

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Welcome Back To Me

It's been some time since I've updated this site, so I thought I sould get busy...

Wednesday, April 4, 2007

The Crayon Scheme

A group got together to share blocks. Each took a crayon from a box and that was the color they had to use as the main color in a nine patch block. Then all the blocks were passed around and a lot of different quilts were made.

Someday I'll have pictures of all of them, but for now this is the one I made. It was going to be too big to go on my new quilting machine so I took a patch off it and put it on the back.


Crayon Front


Back

Tuesday, March 20, 2007

Carousal?

I'd call this quilt "Carousal" if I was sure of the spelling. So I call it "Merry-Go-Round". In any case, it brings back fond memories of happy times and happy music. It measures 42" X 54" and was a great deal of work - not what I usually do.

I used a pattern of Debora Konchinshy's. She draws the best animals I've ever seen. You can see her other patterns at her website here.

Merry-Go-Round

Saturday, February 17, 2007

Pretty Posies

"Pretty Posies" are hand appliqued and simple enough to be a lot of fun to do. This is my second one.


Pretty Posies

Monday, February 12, 2007

Shades Of Baltimore

This was a real challenge but I love it. I used the pattern called "Shades of Baltimore" by Shades Textiles. Their web address is www.shadestextiles.com if you'd like to try it. It measures 45 " square.


Shades of Baltimore