Tag Archive | "design"

Patchwork Tree and Half-Rectangle Triangles

Thursday, December 3, 2009

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Patchwork Tree and Half-Rectangle Triangles

Here’s a little peek at a new quilt I’m designing: Mmmmm, green. If I had to choose a favorite color, it would have to be green. I love, love, LOVE greens! And I [...]

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Embellishments are a girl’s best friends

Sunday, October 4, 2009

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Embellishments are a girl’s best friends

I’m crazy busy at the moment getting ready for Quilt Market and the AQS Quilt Expo, but I did promise quilting content before the weekend is out, and I am loving this current project, so I couldn’t wait to share it! I wanted to make another sample for the Embellishment Dimension workshop, and this time [...]

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Visit with me at Subversive Stitchers

Monday, August 24, 2009

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Dawn at Subversive Stitchers invited me to be a guest at her blog. Visit Inchies: A teeny tiny world of immense possibilities! to read about and share ideas for embellishments on Inchies, and leave a comment for a chance to win your own copy of Inchie Quilts!

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Bloggers Quilt Festival–My Favorite Quilt

Friday, April 17, 2009

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Bloggers Quilt Festival–My Favorite Quilt

2005 59″ x 59″ I’ve decided that Paisley Pavane is my favorite quilt, if I’m just thinking about the design. I made this quilt for the New Quilts from an Old Favorite contest a [...]

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A Needle Nest? Nook? Nanny?

Monday, March 16, 2009

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A Needle Nest? Nook? Nanny?

I was totally sidetracked over the weekend by this little project. I’ve been meaning to make something like this for a while, and finally just did it. If I have to [...]

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Irony

Monday, February 2, 2009

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Irony

I decided last weekend that I should put together a class on satin stitch fusible applique. I came up with this wonderfully lovely method some time back, which got slightly buried by developing material for The Book. I set out to create some sort of simple design that could work in a [...]

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