Wednesday, May 27, 2015

Wedding is Coming Up!



Our son Brian is getting married to his sweetheart Lauren. We took this photo last summer on Squam Lake in New Hampshire. (The shutter was open for 30 seconds to get those stars.)
After the wedding I'll be back. Bye for now!

Sunday, May 24, 2015

Selvage Star


This selvage star quilt is the work of twins Jessica and Jennifer of Twin Fibers. I love how they cut the selvages nice and wide to show the beautiful fabric prints. And the quilting is great!
Their newest projects involve upholstery.
Interesting tutorials too.

Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Scrap Creatures


This scrapy snail is just one of Sandra Hanken's charming patterns. Her shop is Becoming Bears ETC on Etsy. ETC stands for Especially Terrific Creatures, of course. Sandra lives in northern Minnesota.

Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Jubilee Quilt

"Jubilee" quilt by accomplished fiber artist Diane Melms.

Friday, May 8, 2015

Silk Ribbon Embroidery


There is a wonderful tutorial for silk ribbon delphiniums on Carol Daisy from Carol Steemson.
This would look fantastic on a crazy quilt! 


And here's another silk ribbon beauty made by Danielle Roothooft featured on Stitchin Fingers.



Thursday, May 7, 2015

Teapot Quilt


See KateThemel on Indulgy for this and similar quilts. I followed numerous links on Indulgy but I'm still not sure who make this quilt. If you know, please leave a comment.
UPDATE: Thank you for the links to Kate Themel's sites in the Comments below.

Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Kati's Striped Quilt


This fresh modern quilt was made by Kati and is featured on her blog: from the blue chair, a good source of inspiration for modern quilts. Nice work, Kati!


Tuesday, May 5, 2015

Art from Recycled Items by Magdalena Godowa




Recycled items and apple quilt (below) by Magdalena Godowa from Poland. See more of her art on Flickr.







Sunday, May 3, 2015

Modern Log Cabin from Insung Kim


Modern log cabin quilt by Insung Kim on Flickr
I like how she used  prints with white backgrounds. They make the blocks look light and airy. 
Nice job, Kim!