My friend sent me a pin of a border that resembled a ribbon. I used graph paper and figured out a block that would finish at 4". The pin only had a section of it, not how it turned corners. Soon, I realized I was in trouble in the corners. I tried to use a HST of white and the light purple batik (Cairo), but the upper left corner looked awful. I tried the dark batik used in the border, but looked like holes.
I looked at some butterfly patterns I had and found one I used to make a ...
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February 18, 2022
Violet quilt border wrangling
from Art In Search
February 15, 2022
Violet's quilt
from Art In Search
My granddaughter is 3 months old now. I did a quick panel type baby quilt when she was born, but was planning on using these improv birds and butterflies made by following Lynne's patterns that I bought. Making improv is not easy as you would think. I could not get the butterflies to be reliably the way I wanted them and gave up and used what I had or else Violet would be six by the time I would be done.
I laid them out how I wanted them and then had to figure how to add the extra ...
July 4, 2021
Quilt News! New AHIQ Quilt Challenge, Modern Art Quilt or Asymmetrical Quilt? Hand Quilting Progress on Orange X Block Medallion Quilt, June Wedding, Happy July!
from Crazy Victoriana
One of my most asymmetrical art quilts, finished a few years ago. |
My corsage for the June wedding in San Juan Bautista, Ca Mission. |
A view of the San Juan Bautista Mission. |
Another of my asymmetrical art quilts, this one was published, Santa Clara Rush. |
This is one of my symmetrical quilt tops, Ponies. |
Hand quilting progress on my Orange X Block Medallion Quilt. |
Quilt news and happy July 4th!
June was the wedding month around here with a fabulous wedding in San Juan Bautista, CA,
and with grand children running around and gorgeous scenery it was a blessing.
And ...
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