Please forgive the blogger if she mislabeled your fabric purchase from Pineapple Fabrics. Next time, I'll get a photo of you holding the fabric because with so many wonderful pieces of fabrics....it's hard to remember who bought what!
In this week's blog, look for a link on how to sew a faced binding on your quilt and more. Enjoy reading about our wonderful quilting bee.
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| One can't help but find inspiration for a quilt in this beautiful iris garden at Jean's. |
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| The backyard garden was equally gorgeous. |
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| Here's Jean's stunning kitchen quilt for this month. Jean used her collection of Marcia Derse fabrics for this piece. |
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Here's another view of Jean's beautiful quilt. Take a look at the close up of Jean's quilt. The vertical rectangles were appliquéd onto the background pieces. |
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| Willie was so excited to see everyone! |
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| Jean finished this dazzling modern quilt for her friend who is opening a dental practice in Chatham County. |
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| Close up of the awesome spiral quilting |
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| Jean used a faced binding for this quilt. Quilter's Tip: Here's a link for how to do faced binding on a quilt from Susan Brubaker-Knapp. |
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| Jean is working on a silk tie quilt. |
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| Here's a Pinterest photo of her pattern. |
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| DeeDee is making this delightful tulip quilt for a donation. It will go to the Sleep in Heavenly Peace Project. Refer to last week's blog about this charity. Also, the dimensions for a Sleep in Heavenly Peace quilt are 54"x 72". Several quilters in CCLQ want to make a quilt for this charity. |
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| DeeDee showed this wonderful art piece last week. |
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| Joy loves working with tiny scraps, so DeeDee gave this one to Joy! |
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| Cheryl finished this lovely baby quilt. |
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| Ruth S made this wonderful quilt and Joanna quilted it. |
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| Here's the back of Ruth S's quilt with wonderful quilting by Joanna. |
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| This is Ruth's lovely yellow quilt. This quilt was quilted by Joanna. |
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| Close up of Joann's wonderful quilting. |
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| Ruth S sewed the binding on this donation quilt from the Tuesday group. |
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| Here's Ruth S's fabric from Pineapple Fabrics' sale. She will use this in a Blooming Nine Patch for her daughter. |
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| Ella showed a sample of binding that used a method in which one has to sew only once! Ella will demonstrate this binding method at one of our upcoming meetings. |
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| Here's Ella's fabric from the Pineapple Fabrics shopping spree. |
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| Joanna found some wonderful Stonehenge fabric at the Pineapple Fabrics sale. |
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| Is this Joanna's fabric or Jean's? It's wonderful and almost iridescent. |
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| Now...is this Ella's fabric or Joanna's???? You win the prize if you comment with the correct answer. |
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| This fabric has a cool design. I think Jean purchased this at Pineapple. |
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| Candy shared this Kaffe Fassett book. |
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| Candy brought directions for making a heart block for the New Zealand Quilt Project. |
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| Gayle is adding the binding to this colorful donation quilt. |
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| Deborah made two quilted Easter baskets for her grand children. |
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| Margaret found this beautiful panel on her trip to Delaware. She plans to make a baby quilt for her niece. |
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| Margaret found several quilt shops on her trip and bought this pattern for a spool wallet. |
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| Margaret also found this pattern at one of the quilt shops. |
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| Margaret purchased this nice collection of fabrics in Delaware. Until next time, remember, please share your quilt history if you're hosting bee! Happy Quilting! |
The lovely stack of taupe fabric belongs to Ella. I win!! :o))
ReplyDeleteThanks Joy! Hope you can come to Lynda's meeting and I'll have a prize for you!
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