kfstitcher wrote:
Good for you Kimber. That is exciting.
Lorna1021 wrote:
Congratulations. The wall hanging is really cool! Lorna
retiredgrandma5 wrote:
very well deserved award!! Congratulations.
RickyTims wrote:
CONGRATS - Thanks for sharing the good news with us!
mknavy90 wrote:
Congratulations!!!!! Your piece is beautiful!
dlquilter wrote:
Good for you Kimber
....how exciting! And I love the wallhanging. Thanks for telling us about it!
Dana in Olive Branch, MS
Judymc wrote:
CONGRATULATIONS!!! Your wreath is really pretty!!!
eileenkny wrote:
WooHoo Kimber!!! It's beautiful and the win is well deserved.
eileenkny
Wren1010 wrote:
Thanks so much, all!! I haven't been in this community very long and to have you all share in my excitement means so very much!!
ntrquilter wrote:
Kimber, that is really beautiful. Tell us how you did it. Congratulations on a job well done and the appreciation of others for it.
Nancy in NC
Thanks, Nancy! Its not a method I've seen around anywhere, but basically, its made up of a bunch of small squares (I think I used 3" squares). I folded them in 1/2, then kind of rolled them into a cone. I then laid them out on the fabric and pinned them to how I liked them. I then tacked them each down - the stitching is hidden for all but the top layer. I have 3 layers of squares around the wreath. After it was all tacked down, I layered it, sewed up the sides, turned it, and fluffed the squares to make it more dimensional. I didn't quilt the top too much since I'm still developing my skills in that area
Katzzz wrote:
Congrats
Great job! It's always nice to be reconized for your workmenship,thats is a very pretty wreath wall hanging. ("Run" and build that stash)!
Hurry Hurry, I hear it calling your name! Enjoy!
Happy Dance
Hugzzz,Kathy
Thanks, Kathy - my stash has definitely been calling me more. Since the wall hanging was my own creation, I'm getting more brave to do my own thing.
RickyTims wrote:
I needed to add - my first ever prize was also $50, from a block contest at a quilt shop. Patches in St. Charles, MO.
That's awesome, Ricky!! There is hope for me yet! BTW - I just finished piecing my first convergence top and have received a huge amount of compliments on it. Such a simple method that produces an outstanding piece!
Louise wrote:
Congratulations! Hope this is the first of many!
Thanks, Louise - I hope so to! I started on another creation yesterday that I hope to put in a couple shows this summer. Nothing juried yet - all are 'popular' vote. One of these days I'll overcome my fear of being judged