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JanetLeeMQX
JanetLeeMQX
Finished is a Good Thing ! - I began making the applique' blocks in probably 1997 as part of a Block of the Month at my local quilt shop. As it turned out, I decided in pretty short order that I wasn't all that thrilled about applique, even though it was being done by machine. So the blocks sat until I needed to "bid" on a machine quilting job and I needed to highlight my machine quilting skills. I dug out the blocks and with only 5 of them completed, I didn't have much of a quilt. I knew that I was not doing any more applique' so I did faux applique' with just machine quilting. For the border and sashing, I cut up the pieces of fabric which were originally to be used for the applique'. The machine quilting style is called "McTavishing" named after the extraordinary machine quilter and quilting teacher, Karen McTavish (www.designerquilts.com). I won the quilting job and Karen used the quilt in her book "The Art of McTavishing" by On Word Bound Books. The quilt has won numerous awards and now hangs in my quilting studio.

Added: Jan 03, 2007

 

Name of Pattern or Block Eleanor Burns' Applique in a Day
Owned By Janet-Lee Santeusanio
Name of Maker Janet-Lee Santeusanio
Name of Quilter Janet-Lee Santeusanio
Year Made 2003
Year Made is: Certain
Located in City Hampton Falls
Located in State NH
Located in Country US
Condition of Quilt Mint
Design Source Adapted Original Design
Design Source - Based On Eleanor Burns' Applique in a Day
Design Source - Published In Eleanor Burns' Applique in a Day
Design Source - Description I began making the applique' blocks in probably 1997 as part of a Block of the Month at my local quilt shop. As it turned out, I decided in pretty short order that I wasn't all that thrilled about applique, even though it was being done by machine. So the blocks sat until I needed to "bid" on a machine quilting job and I needed to highlight my machine quilting skills. I dug out the blocks and with only 5 of them completed, I didn't have much of a quilt. I knew that I was not doing any more applique' so I did faux applique' with just machine quilting. For the border and sashing, I cut up the pieces of fabric which were originally to be used for the applique'.

The machine quilting style is called "McTavishing" named after the extraordinary machine quilter and quilting teacher, Karen McTavish (www.designerquilts.com). I won the quilting job and Karen used the quilt in her book "The Art of McTavishing" by On Word Bound Books. The quilt has won numerous awards and now hangs in my quilting studio.
Genre Traditional Quilt
Quilt Type Wall Quilt
Measurement In: Inches
Fabric Used 100% Commercial Cotton
Construction Technique Piecing and Applique
Piecing By Machine
Applique by None
Types of Quilting Quilted on long-arm

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