*** I just don’t know what’s wrong with me! Errors on the last two mystery clues and now I have misplaced my QuiltDaze folder! Must be the Summer Doldrums! But anyone in my Friday class who signed up to display a quilt or quilt sit in our room, please let me know via email what […]
TONIGHT! I will be speaking at the Acacia Guild TONIGHT, August 2, on Mystery Quilts and Quilt Mysteries. And I need YOUR QUILTS… Please dig out/borrow back/finish any of our past mysteries (we have done TEN mysteries through the years!) and bring them to share to the Buena Park Senior Center (on Knott south of […]
Wow-O-Wow! This is a wonderful block, isn’t it? And with the Bridges Method of Fusible appilique this is an easy block to make. No Piecing. No Matching those Corners. Just Snip, Snip, Snip!
This O is very round and offers a chance to practice pivoting for curved appliqué. Remember how often you pivot when stitching your appliqué?
Something about the Nine Patch completely encapsulates Quiltmaking. It is geometry, fabric and craft all rolled together. So the 9 In 9 is a perfect representation of the letter “N” in our Quilters Alphabet.
Hope you had a wonderful Fourth of July! Now we start the second half of our alphabet blocks and the second half of 2012.
It is official! With this block we are halfway through our Quilters Alphabet. And this is a block made for celebratation! A Mariners Compass-done the easy way- FUSED!
Special Note to My Class Members: We’ve shared some great recipes this week. Send me yours and I’ll post it in our special recipe section! And now… Back to our regularly scheduled Quilter’s Alphabet post… Mmmm… M… Material, Meander Quilting, Melon Patch Block, Medallion Setting, Marie Webster! So many ways to celebrate the Ms of […]
The Lily block is a sumptuous bit of traditional Quiltmaking. Including a bit of applique with patchwork, the block is charmingly, slightly asymmetrical.
Wow, we are nearly halfway through the alphabet! I guess it makes sense, at the end of June, the year is half over and we will be halfway done with our 2012 Block of the Week!
