Floating Patchwork Cubes - During the More Patchwork Illusions class at Quilt University, Karen Combs taught the class how to draw blocks to give the illusion of depth. These blocks are pieced and then appliqued to the background. I chose a striped fabric and stitched along every other stripe for the quilting. I chose a Seminole pieced border.
Star of the Orient - My daughter & I picked the material when she was in college. There are 1,500 pieces and over 2,000 stitch in the dtich seams. I loved making it for her!
Liz's quilt - I made this quilt for my neice - her mother was very ill with cancer at the time of this quilt. She has since lost her mother and my hope is that it brings her great comfort.
Little Girl's Quilt - This quilt was given to a 9 year old girl that had just lost her mother. It was given to her through our quilt ministry at church.
What's For Dinner? - The design orginated from founding the oriental background fabric for the rooster I wanted to do in 3-D. Brown was a challenge for me.
September Sunset - My first RT Kaleidoscope quilt! While attending Ricky's retreat in September 2006, I was inspired to try this intriguing technique. I was very discplined to stay focussed on the project I had brought with me to work - but the minute I got home I chose the fabrics and started to work. I have now made 3 and anticipate more to come!
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