It's been great to become reacquainted with those of you who have been posting their blog updates. Thank you!!

I posted a new entry to my blog here:
terryknott.blogspot.com/2015/08/ripples.html

It is about a finished project as well as a "free" project. (I only purchased the thread!) Come for a visit!
Thanks!

Wendy, It's messy. I wouldn't say it is easy, but it isn't real hard either. I found her method works and it is well explained on that show. Skies are the hardest thing to find commercial fabric for landscapes, I think.

The sky you painted for 'waiting' is beautiful. I'll look forward to seeing it. Painting skies is on my list of things to learn so thanks for the reminder of Mickey Lawler's show

To those of you who may wonder from reading my blog, I just finished painting the sky for my new quilt. I did one yesterday that I didn't like. Today's is more successful, I think, although I won't know for sure until it is all dried and head set and rinsed and heat set again. I used what I learned here on TQS from Mickey Lawler's show (#1305). We'll see what it looks like when it is dried.

Yes, Wendy, it is there and worked.

It was thanks Gran5 I've found her website. I'd searched and searched for her tree quilts

Wendy - could it be Pat Durbin?

Spot on, thanks Lois

Is it Pat Durban?

Please put me out of my misery. Do you remember the name of the quilter who had a TQS blog and showed step by step stages of a portrait of a child ? grandchild. She also made award winning quilts of talls trees and woodland.
Thanks I'm sure you'll remember.

I'm so glad to read everyone's blogs. I wrote one yesterday. Hope you all got the email. If not, here's the link:
www.blog.bjfabricartist.com/2015/08/working-with-different-fabric-types/

Cool! I'll try again next time. I hope you don't get a bunch of anonymous weirdos commenting...oh wait that would be ME.

Karen,
I've enabled anonymous comments. I didn't know that was possible!
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