I like to make a tester block, and this one came out great. I will finish this into a 3x4 throw blanket. Off to cut more pieces!
BEAUR- a term of endearment bestowed upon me in 1998. It just stuck and the rest is history.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Quilt... for the Birds
The time that I spend with the sewing machine is usually dedicated to the production of bags for Threadbeaur, however, I was in the mood for a new quilt. I looked on the shelf to see if one of my quilting books would lend me a little inspiration. Usually I will pick out the fabric then the pattern, this time I only had one fabric that I wanted to use. I picked up a book that I got for Christmas called Making Antique Quilts by Rita Weiss. The book has great pictures, and easy to follow instructions. I rarely use a pattern, so it is very important that they are easy to follow. I found a quilt called King David's Crown, and it was perfect for me. The title of my quilt will be Quilt...For the Birds. I took my fabric which happened to be Alexander Henrys Bird seed in yellow, and matched it up to all the fabric in my stash. I would post a picture of my stash, but it is a little messy at the moment. I will reorganize it and post pictures later. I had a ton of fabric to choose from and this is what I came up with.

I like to make a tester block, and this one came out great. I will finish this into a 3x4 throw blanket. Off to cut more pieces!
I like to make a tester block, and this one came out great. I will finish this into a 3x4 throw blanket. Off to cut more pieces!
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3 comments:
man that's gorgeous! gotcha..
That came out so well!! I love it!!
That's beautiful! Learning to quilt is definitely on my to-do list.
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