Saturday, October 29, 2011

October 29

These are the latest additions to my rendition of the Saturday Sampler at Quilts Ole.



I have four blocks completed for the Quilt Works Block of the Month.


I finished all the blocks for my brother's wedding quilt. I don't care to talk about how it's been over a year since the big event.


I've put together the blocks for the 2010 Saturday Sampler.


All the borders are on my Ombre Shadow quilt, and it's ready to be pinned.


Looking at this one, all I have to say is...oops!


I finished adding borders to the Thimbleweeds Spring Retreat strip quilt.


This one still needs to be quilted.


My superstar student, Sharon Kirkman, finished the quilt I demonstrated.


Saturday, October 8, 2011

October 8

Click the "Demonstrations" side tab to view the Easy 9-Patch Block I demonstrated on October 8th at Quilts Ole.


Monday, September 12, 2011

September 12

I finished my 2011 SuperShuttle Quilt Challenge block.
Check it out at the Quilt Festival Website.


Sunday, September 11, 2011

September 11

I finished the "Zoo Quilt" top. Kits will be available at Quilts Ole once the quilter finishes and I get the binding completed.


Monday, August 22, 2011

August 22

I need to bind, label, and attach a sleeve to my NMQA State Fair Challenge entry by 7 pm tonight.


Wednesday, August 10, 2011

August 14

I'll be demonstrating this ombre shadow quilt at Thimbleweeds on September 1.


Here's another block for "Tonga Rhapsody" by Wing and a Prayer Design.


This is part of my bargello demonstration.
It uses a "Blueberry Pie" Tonga Treats by Timeless Treasures.



Thursday, August 4, 2011

August 4

I finished binding "Running Spikes".


Here's a quilting idea I saw perusing magazines at the grocery store. 


I'm working on the New Mexico Quilters Association Challenge. It must be less than 2' x 3', have at least 2 batik fabrics, and go along with an "Enchanted New Mexico" theme. Right now, it looks like brown toxic ooze. I promise it is going to look like Signature Rock within a month. Plan B is putting a whole lot of foliage on the bottom.


Four blocks left to go on the zoo quilt, including this lion.


This is a bargello in the making.


This is my chart for the bargello.


This is my palette from which to select beautiful fabrics for a secret project, coming at the end of this year!


Block #3 has been cut. Block #2 has been skipped, for now.