These quilts were finished with scraps of this and that. I had some sheeting, that was just not enough for both quilts, so I pieced some leftovers from previous quilts. I also pieced some leftovers of battings together.
This second 30s quilt was from Kathi.
I liked the effect of this pantograph, Ribbon Wrap. It's more visible on the back.
I now have eight quilts to deliver plus the raffle quilt.
Have you heard about Fiber Arts Fiesta, this May in Albuquerque? I'm hoping to take a class being offered if there are enough people signed up. They're doing a fundraiser with JDRF and I'm also hoping to get some postcards and other gift items to donate for that.
2 comments:
The quilts are lovely--you really made them come alive with your quilting design. Good luck getting the class--maybe you should invite some friends to join you in NM next month and take it with you ... to ensure enough students sign up ;-)
Hi there,
I came over for a little visit from Oregon. I love how the traditional block settings are so effective graphically. I just love that 9-patch/snowball quilt. It looks fantastic. I love the simplicity and the complexity of the secondary patterns. I guess I have to go and make one now! Thanks for the inspiration!
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