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This is a beautiful feathered star block. This block was pretty easy to guess; do you think you can guess the rest of the blocks? Play the game and find out.
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Laura at SewVeryEasy has a great tote bag tutorial. The use of a recessed zipper makes this a great traveling bag. It is easy to make and no pattern is needed. Just use a few simple shapes and a seam allowance of your choice.
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TQS has recently featured Denim artist Ian Berry's work. (Click here to see.) We wanted to show you how denim was used in an Award-Winning Quilt by Noriko Nozawa. It's fun to see the denim used in log cabin squares, and the stitching of hands in pockets in very well done. Some areas are quilted heavily and some very lightly. This quilt won 2nd Place Wall Quilts - Stationary Machine Quilted at Spring Paducah 2018.
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Linda Pumphrey created a quilt from Mountain Mist Pattern 44, copyright 1934. This pattern title was copyrighted during the Golden Age of Hollywood in the 1930s. The pattern for this piece says, “In answer to the demand for really new pieced quilt patterns, we offer this highly interesting original design that included appliqué stars to heighten the effect.” We feel it looks modern today.
Watch Linda Pumphrey in Show 2212: For the Love of Red and White.
HollywoodbyLindaPumphrey - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating
HollywoodbyLindaPumphrey - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating
HollywoodbyLindaPumphrey - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating
HollywoodbyLindaPumphrey - 35 Pieces Rotating
HollywoodbyLindaPumphrey - 100 Pieces Rotating
HollywoodbyLindaPumphrey - 300 Pieces Rotating
Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis
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Linda Pumphrey created a quilt from Mountain Mist Pattern 44, copyright 1934. This pattern title was copyrighted during the Golden Age of Hollywood in the 1930s. The pattern for this piece says, “In answer to the demand for really new pieced quilt patterns, we offer this highly interesting original design that included appliqué stars to heighten the effect.” We feel it looks modern today.
Watch Linda Pumphrey in Show 2212: For the Love of Red and White.
Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis
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In this post, Annie will give you all of her tips and tricks for accurate binding, some you may know and some that will be new to you. Annie is going to take you step by step.
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"It is another one of those quilts where you see more the longer you look at it, thanks for sharing." - Joan Elkins
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This quilt won an Honorable Mention at Houston 2017 in the Innovative Piecing category. It is also very Innovative in Design. Yoshiyuki created it in memory of a summer bike ride. You can see the mountains and feel the movement. Then get up close and see the piecing. The quilt measures 79" x 64" and uses machine piecing and was quilted on a stationary machine. We took these pictures at AQS Spring Paducah 2018.
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