Julie showed us this cute bag
that she made from and Edyta Sitar pattern that she saw in American Patchwork
and Quilting 2011 Magazine. I’m sorry
this picture is so blurry (I swear I was not drinking), but there looks like
there is a tuck and little bow in the front.
Julie also made this darling
quilt. She said it was not a kit and
that she gathered all the various blue fabrics to make this beautiful
quilt. The deeper blue fabrics really
adds and gives it depth.
Cathy M. shows us the table
runner she made from the pattern that the Attic Window Quilt Shop gave away during
the Heart of Winter Bus Tour. Cathy also
had a table topper to show us, but the picture was so blurry even I couldn’t
make it out. I swear there is something wrong with my camera!
I did get a good picture of this lovely quilt that Cathy made. She said she calls this her winter quilt. I'm sorry but I forgot to ask the pattern name.
Isn’t this doll a sweetie? Yvonne is making it. She is taking Julie’s Doll Making Class. I am amazed at the stunning work Julie’s students do. Look for Julie's upcoming classes on the calendar on the sidebar or in the new Newsletter which will be out soon.
Above, Yvonne placed a felt hat on her doll. She said she still has work to do on this felt hat, like add a bow and some flowers. She also showed us a stand that she made to place the doll on and said she might place her under a bell glass. She thinks that will keep it safe until her granddaughter turns fifty. LOL
Barb said she made this for a new baby who will be here soon. I love those blocks with the little animals. I have a thing for kid fabrics!
Tomorrow I’ll show you the Sampler Block for this month.
Tomorrow I’ll show you the Sampler Block for this month.
ON ANOTHER NOTE: Jodi Barrows, author and creator of the amazing Square in a Square technique, will lecture, demo and have a Trunk Show at the Attic Window Quilt Shop on Thursday April 11th from 6-9 p.m. Call the Shop to reserve your seat as space is limited.
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: Speaking of kids, Schlosser Designs has a tutorial for the cutest scrappy monster stuffies.
Until next time,
♥
Stay Calm! Stay Kind! Stay Positive!
Caroll
3 comments:
Love Julie's quilt. She did a great job choosing fabrics!
What a great idea to use a tie tack to attach bling to a quilt! Gonna file that idea away for later.
Camera suggestion: I assume you are using a digital camera of some kind, probably set on AUTO. If you don't wait for the camera to focus before taking a picture they often turn out blurry. Depending on the lighting, it can take several seconds for the camera to focus. With my camera, once it focuses it makes a sort of beep and a little green box appears on my screen telling me what it has focused on. You may already know this and do it, but I've known people who continue to buy digital cameras assuming something is wrong with them when all they have to do is be a bit patient.
So many great quilts. Love the twister and several of other!!
Great show and tell! Good work, ladies! Thank you for sharing.
Have a super great sewing and stitching day!
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