Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Curve, Circle or Ring Quilts & a Giveaway
Welcome to this week's Linky
Party!
The theme this week is Curve,
Circle or Ring Quilts. These are quilts made using pieced curves, inlaid circles
or rings. Names they go by are Drunkard’s Path, Dresden Plate, Double Wedding
Ring, Cathedral Windows, Grandmother’s Fan, Japanese Fan, et al, and includes any
quilt with curves or pieced in such a way as to give the impression of curves.
You may share any quilts or
blocks you have made or are making yourself, works
in progress (WIPs), unfinished objects (UFOs) or finished projects.
Labels:
Blog Fodder,
Circles,
Curves,
Giveaway,
Linky Parties,
Rings
Double Wedding Ring Quilt - A UFO
Double Wedding Ring Quilt A long-time UFO |
Every one of the seams on this quilt is a curved seam, but that's not the prime deterrent to finishing it. I've completed 16 blocks because that's how many centers have been cut out. For a king size quilt, which is what this quilt is meant to be, I need 72 centers!
This brings me to a couple of tips I'd like to share from 22+ years of quilting experience.
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Friday, May 10, 2013
Quilts for Boston Modern Quilt Guild - Get details on Flickr
Donate quilt blocks to the Boston Modern Quilt Guild - Details here.
Take a look at donated blocks on Flickr.
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
DQ April 2013 Challenge - Mouse Pincushion & Reversible Scraps/Threads Catcher
Mouse Pincushion in Scraps and Threads Catcher |
Monday, May 6, 2013
Crazy Quilts & a Giveaway
Welcome to this week's Linky
Party!
The theme this week is Crazy
Quilts. According to How To Quilt’s
Glossary of Quilting Terms, Crazy Quilts are “quilts
that are made by covering a foundation piece of fabric with odd-shaped pieces
of fabric, and usually include fabrics other than cotton - for example velvet,
silk, corduroy. The fabrics are often embellished with fancy embroidery
stitches.”
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Winner of April's Giveaway
Congratulations, Abby West, the
winner this month of a charm pack of 25 (5") scrappy squares!
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