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| The cute matching mini was displayed with the large quilt. |
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| Part applique and part paper-pieced |
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| Beautiful machine embroidery is shown in a close-up that follows |
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| Lovely stained glass effect achieved by paper-piecing |
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| This picture doesn't do justice to the gorgeous florals |
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| This was the only rag-type (or raw edge) that I saw, very soft and huggable |
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| Beautiful applique - I noticed that many used professional machine quilters |
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| The machine applique and the batiks were perfect together. |
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| Detail |
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| The use of wool made for a very rich-looking design |
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| This is an example of a tube-type construction - very well made |
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| You can see a little of the backing pattern showing thru due to the bright sun behind this quilt - it was as adorable as the front but I didn't get a picture - drat! |
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| I loved the colors and this unique design |
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| Very striking color combination |
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| A very pretty stack and whack type design - her note says she started this in 1997 and a UFO challenge got her to finish it! |
2 comments:
The Auntie Garden is the same pattern I used for my quilt.
I just enlarged it, and since it took me 12 years to do, I renamed it 12 Years in my Garden.
Hope to see you at Barb's sometime this winter.
Jan Smith
Jan:
That is just a fantastic project - congratulations again on your ribbons - I'd wear them around the house if I were you!
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