Nuts and Bolts- #myquiltcouldlivehere
Clockwise from top right, all surrounding my Nuts and Bolts Quilt- Penguin First Editions:: Pink Bed:: Floral Bath :: blooming cactus :: Chinatown Pretty :: Enid Collins bag :: geometric wedding
Clockwise from top right, all surrounding my Nuts and Bolts Quilt- Penguin First Editions:: Pink Bed:: Floral Bath :: blooming cactus :: Chinatown Pretty :: Enid Collins bag :: geometric wedding
I haven’t made a new #myquiltcouldlivehere collage in a while. Yesterday I started a new online course on Interior Design (for fun, I’m not going to be an interior designer). I guess it inspired
Liberty Spikes Quilt When I am one of those creative stops- in between projects or not sure what to do next- creating a new collage for #myquiltcouldlivehere always gets me re-inspired.
During the Summer, I pulled out some of the brightest fabrics in my stash and began to remake the quilt on the cover of my book. In an attempt to move past the creative rut
I love the Cyanotype quilt. That blue. I knew there would be some version of cyanotype in Wise Craft Quilts.
When I was in the testing and filming phase of Dream, Learn, Quilt!, I made a quilt with very specific goal in mind. I wanted to test out the concepts from the class- make sure
Where would my own Interwoven Quilt live? At least in its original, colorful, happy form, I’m thinking below. I knew that there was a nod to the look and feel of Gilmore Girls in Denyse’s original
I did a collage of where the new Starflake quilt could live almost as soon as it was done. This one was tough for some reason.
When I feel creatively stuck it really helps me to look back at the quilts I’ve made and create a #myquiltcouldlive here collage with them. A bit like revisiting an old friend, spending some time
Photo by Stephanie Congdon Barnes of 3191 Miles Apart While writing my book, I knew I wanted to include a project that was not traditional- meaning, in the sense that a traditional quilt has a