Good morning quilt friends!
My bags are packed and I'm ready to go........ ♫♫ But I'm not leaving on a jet plane. LOL
Headed to alpine lakes and mountains!
If you are so inclined here are a few quilts I've made:
https://www.pinterest.com/loridej/quilts-ive-made/
See you next Monday!
Lori read more
Welcome back! It's Pinterest time. It has gotten too hot in Louisiana to sit out-of-doors. I managed a few minutes in the shade while a hot breeze and a cool drink kept me and the birds company.
As I write this post, my darling husband is hanging photos for a gallery wall in our living area. More on that process on a later date. Today let's get inspired by some beautiful gallery walls.
You might be thinking to yourself, "Okay chick, how does this translate to quilts?" And you be thinking a good question. When I look at photos of gallery walls, I think memory quilts. Firstly, we use the fabrics or tee shirts because they have meaning to the user. Secondly, the design settings can easily apply to both. Think of each tee shirt as ...
read moreHello Beatrix Bocanegra! Thanks for the beautiful shell art and sewing project pins.
Last week I posted about how beaches can inspire our quilts. That was because we had just enjoyed a trip to Galveston Island for a long weekend with our children and grandchildren. Along the way and also in Galveston, we admired the many beautiful beach houses. I began wondering whether there were many quilts on Pinterest that are designed around the theme. Guess what? I found a few!
It's the BEACH! All beach! Sand, sun, water, sky, waves, sunburn.
Happy Weekly! I hope you are enjoying your week. We are set to vacay in Galveston soon. It's a family (the whole family) vacation. So I thought I'd look at some art that would help me get into the mood of beach, sun and water. These are from my board abstract art paint oil pastel prints
Oh my gosh, you guys -- I'm so smitten with a new quilt idea that I'm tempted to mask up and head to my not-quite-local quilt shop right NOW to buy fabric. Never mind that I'm still slogging away at the long arm machine on my Spirit Song quilt, or that my son's Beware the Ishmaelites sampler is still languishing, untouched and barely begun, and my Modern Baby Clam Shells quilt has been cut out and waiting for me to start piecing it for an entire year... I have eight works in progress at the moment, and ...
read moreBack to PIW #338! These are a few quilts that I pinned to "heart, quilts" during the few minutes when C was ...
At first she seems the same, unable to hold a conversation but capable of answering simple questions. After a while though, it's apparent that it's a charade she cannot keep up for long. I know this charade bit is just a stage of Alzheimers, but it's still a surprise at how ... read more
Ein Layer Cake Zen Chic Moda / A Day in Paris und ein das Pattern Just Kisses von Janice Zeller Rayn / Better off Thread - eine ideale Kombination, um daraus einen schönen, frischen Quilt zu machen, oder?
The last couple of Sundays I've been using fabric precuts to inspire you, so this Sunday we'll keep going with layer cakes. You can find the SQI post on charm squares here and the SQI on jelly rolls here.
10" squares are large enough that they can be cut down to any size that is at least ten inches. They are especially good for making disappearing patch quilts, such as disappearing four patch or disappearing nine patch.
This almost-weekly post started out as Pin It Wednesday.
Jelly Rolls, or 2½" fabric strips, are great inspiration for quilts. They are pre-cut, color-coordinated, easy to sew strips that make for super-fast sewing.
I've been adding pins to my "heart, quilts" board. In fact, I've added a whole new section for precuts. There's a link at the bottom of the post so you can find it easily. (Because you know I put it in alpha order.) Already I have over 50 pins. I guess Sunday's SQI inspired me, too.