Showing posts with label piecing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label piecing. Show all posts

Monday, June 4, 2012

June Design: COLOR!


 This first Monday in June has my design wall sporting all of the blocks I've made for the 2012 BOM group so far.  --Excepting the ones I used for the bag (here).



 I recently dyed these luscious colors and added a few bits from my stash to make the blocks for April and May.


I'm adding these lovelies from the "Summer O' Turquoise" dyeing and planning some free-form pieced blocks.




Left is a closer look at the April and May blocks.  Not sure about the turquoise/orange/yellow one in the center left, but maybe it will settle down and play nicely with its friends.


To see other design walls, click here to go to Judy's blog.

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

A Great Deal

Now that I have your attention...

"It takes a great deal of history to produce a little literature."
-Henry James, American author (1843 - 1916)

It takes a great deal of quilting to produce a quilt.  Not to mention the piecing, appliqué, cutting, dyeing, buying, hmmm.... did I forget anything?


I was going to have a quilt to show today.  I was going to finish this quilt today.   I was going to take it outside and photograph it in the sun.  


But there was little sun -- and when there was, it was too hot to go out.  And the saboteurs with whom I live conspired to prevent me from finishing the quilting.  I did pick out something for the binding.  And I did make a label -- it is really cool (even if I do say so...) --  I did it with Word and printed it out on my printer on some of that stuff you buy by the roll.  But I can't show any of that because (big sigh...) it's not finished.   


But I will share a couple of pictures. 


So...maybe tomorrow?