I thought I’d share some wide angle shots of my studio so you can see those windows. I LOVE all the natural light I get. It makes choosing colors so much easier.
I have room for five sewers, or six if we are working on small pieces. If you are interested in booking a workshop for a small group, let me know.
I do one day or multiday workshops.
I have missed working on applique. I still have plans for a larger four block applique quilt but for now am making a couple of smaller pieces. This one may end up with a pointy border of some sort.
Welcome to the Summer Sampler 2019 kick off!
Here’s my block - Spring Fever.
I liked the first one so much I had to make another.
Then I decided to go ahead and make a whole quilt of this block.
I’ve got a pretty good start on it now, as you can see on the design wall.
This Summer Sampler thing could be dangerous! If I go “all in” with each block I could end up with A LOT of quilts.
I’m still slowly working on these little stars.
They make me surprisingly happy.
We spent another beautiful day in Holland last weekend. Tulip Time did not disappoint.
Our cool wet spring has meant the flowers are taking their time. I went out this afternoon to document the progress.
This is the current state of my design wall.
The finished the string pieced and purple pinwheel quilt top left a vacancy in the design wall that needed to be filled.
I accidentally started a quilt last week. I was flipping through some of my books and a quilt made in the 1870s stopped me in my tracks. I dropped all other projects from my mind and started making those little 4.5’’ stars in the upper right. They are small but not super tiny because I am using prints and want to have a bit of the print visible in each piece.
The two large blocks finish at 12’’. They are made from my pattern, Spring Fever, that is my contribution to the Summer Sampler 2019.
Various other bits have been hanging around a while and have no purpose….. yet.
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