Tonight, we learned English paper piecing. This gorgeous quilt was mostly constructed in the early 30's when the girl was 17. It was later finished by a daughter-in-law and hand quilted.
Another example of English paper piecing on a small quilt.
Large scale English paper piecing--this is more my speed. Maybe I could get it done in this lifetime....
Show and share--cute little patriotic quilt...
a cherry delight quilt...
adorable whimsical flower quilt...
wall hanging all hand done and darling...
Eric Carle, The Hungry Catepillar (I'm sure I'm not spelling this right) for a little boy...
Buggy Barn crazy quilt which was awesomely machine quilted by Lisa as well...
Paper doll quilt for grandchildren...
Doll quilt for a grand child...
Backside of Hocuspocusville...an invitation to the witches party....
Front side of Hocuspocusville with log cabin blocks instead of 9 patches....truly gorgeous...
Stitched fabric note cards...so fun and practical--love them...a very productive evening with a lot of talented ladies...
Show and share--cute little patriotic quilt...
a cherry delight quilt...
adorable whimsical flower quilt...
wall hanging all hand done and darling...
Eric Carle, The Hungry Catepillar (I'm sure I'm not spelling this right) for a little boy...
Buggy Barn crazy quilt which was awesomely machine quilted by Lisa as well...
Paper doll quilt for grandchildren...Doll quilt for a grand child...
Backside of Hocuspocusville...an invitation to the witches party....
Front side of Hocuspocusville with log cabin blocks instead of 9 patches....truly gorgeous...
Stitched fabric note cards...so fun and practical--love them...a very productive evening with a lot of talented ladies...
4 comments:
There are some really nice quilts there. I do love Carolyn's Hocus Pocus.
By the way, I almost have the top completed for Swap Meet. I actually have had the blocks sewn together for a long time but I wanted to put borders on. I bought the fabric and then promptly forgot about it. I ran into the project the other day and pulled it out and little by little have been sewing it together. It is lovely.
Oh, and I have Charlotte ready for the quilter. Charlotte is the bow-tie quilt I was working on at last sew day. I decided to put a red border all around the finished product to add some excitement. I got online and found the print I wanted, ordered it and sewed it on. The finished product is delightful.
They're so great! I love quilts. :) One day, I fully intend to learn how to make them myself.
Your group really made some great quilts. I especially love the Hocus Pocus setting with the log cabins.
What a fun show and tell! That Hocuspocusville is wonderful. Boy would I love to have that one.
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