I just made the cutest wallhanging!
It's from the Fall 2011 issue of Quiltmaker's Small Quilts & Gifts. I'm a sucker for magazine's this time of year!
Anyway, I saw this cute little guy and decided it would make a great gift. (Next time....read the measurements!) It came out really cute.
Daughter#2 told me I should give it to Santa for Christmas.
How sweet is that!
Happy Quilting
Caren
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
I'm still here
I know it has been ages since I have posted anything...it's been even longer since I have quilted! This week I checked my AAQI site (here) and was surprised to see I only have 3 quilts left up for sale. WOW!
Christmas is just around the corner so I thought it was a great time to show the 3 that have yet to sale. Remember the money goes to Alz. research. Check out the site:
http://www.alzquilts.org/index.html
Width: 8.75" Length: 11.5"
Materials/Techniques: Hand dyed and commercial fabrics, appliqué, trapunto, free motion quilting, and thread appliqué leaf.
Artist Statement: My goal was to recreate, in fabric, the many streams I saw in the Smokies.
Christmas is just around the corner so I thought it was a great time to show the 3 that have yet to sale. Remember the money goes to Alz. research. Check out the site:
http://www.alzquilts.org/index.html
7989 – Rocks in a Stream
Width: 8.75" Length: 11.5"
Materials/Techniques: Hand dyed and commercial fabrics, appliqué, trapunto, free motion quilting, and thread appliqué leaf.
Artist Statement: My goal was to recreate, in fabric, the many streams I saw in the Smokies.
7990 – Tranquility
7992 – May Flowers
Width: 9" Length: 10"
Materials/Techniques: Hand dyed, painted, and inked fabric, needle turn applique, hand quilting, hand embroidery, and piecing.
Artist Statement: I wanted to make a background fabric with lots of texture and well as text. I went through a flower book and wrote down the Latin names of many flowers onto the painted background. I used scraps from other projects to piece the grass. The flowers were free hand drawings of basic flower shapes. Most of my current work is by machine, I missed the hand work, so most of this quilt was constructed by hand.
If you don't like mine check out the quilts for sale page, they have a ton of quilts. And they make great Christmas gifts.
Materials/Techniques: Hand dyed, painted, and inked fabric, needle turn applique, hand quilting, hand embroidery, and piecing.
Artist Statement: I wanted to make a background fabric with lots of texture and well as text. I went through a flower book and wrote down the Latin names of many flowers onto the painted background. I used scraps from other projects to piece the grass. The flowers were free hand drawings of basic flower shapes. Most of my current work is by machine, I missed the hand work, so most of this quilt was constructed by hand.
If you don't like mine check out the quilts for sale page, they have a ton of quilts. And they make great Christmas gifts.
Happy quilting
Caren
Friday, November 4, 2011
AAQI at Houston
I'm a little late but....
AAQI is at the Houston Quilt Show.
AAQI is at the Houston Quilt Show.
If you watch closely you will see one of my little quilts fly by!
1 of mine has sold, so far, and 3 from my guild have sold.
If you are in Houston
BUY a Quilt!
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