Read more about this quilt here........ This quilt has so much going on, the center is a clock that is set into a tiny 3d well made with beautiful stitches and detail. I would have to give her very high marks for inventiveness and use of fabric. I am so glad I did not have to judge this challenge. |
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Monday, March 24, 2014
Ligaya Siachongco's Quilt
What would Gwen do next?
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Beth Carney's quilt at Grand Central
Beth Carney's second prize |
If you Google Beth Carney you can see this looks much like her style of art quilts. |
close -up |
Quilting |
Here is the blue used in the fabrics for the challenge |
Painted on the robin egg blue ceiling in gold are many constellations, which are also on the fabrics. |
The small gallery in grand central where the quilts were hung |
Saturday, March 22, 2014
Grand Central Station
Here are the rules for this
challenge . this Grand prize winner was beautifully crafted and I hope my close up pictures
show you how Amy K. paid attention to details. It is a lovely piece of work, I'm glad I got to see
in person. I'll show you some of the other quilts in future post. Happy Sewing, Kim
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Happy Spring!
I walked on over to the City quilt today :0) |
Bought some NYC fabric. This was designed for the Grand Central Terminal's Centennial, later this week I will walk over to see the quilt show of thirty quilts selected through a competition organized by the City Quilter and American Patchwork & Quilting Magazine, being shown at the NY Transit Museum Gallery Annex which is right in the train station. |
Had to have this fabric |
I even saw some snowdrops blooming along the way. The snow has melted, the sun is shining, it must be Spring :0) |
And this fabric too :0) Happy Sewing, Kim |
Monday, March 17, 2014
Happy St. Patrick's Day from NYC
Saturday, March 15, 2014
Quilt guild challenge
SCRAPS |
use a given ugly pink and brown plaid fatquarter. Now make one of your favorite things
in a maximum 14 X 15 inch, minimum 12inch square quilt. My fabrics were black, bright yellow and a pale blue green combo. I pieced these into a small offset log cabin block then raw edged
the black eyed susans flowers on top....14 inch square. Lastly I put a few dots of gold paint
in the center of the black circles, did some thread painting and called it done. Happy Sewing, Kim
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Kevin the Quilter
20 blocks for Kevin the quilter's great QOV project, I hope you can help! You can win prizes and this is such a great cause, remember Freedom isn't FREE our brave service people fight for it everyday to keep us FREE. thanks again, Kim |
to say Kevin the Quilter made my week this week! He is offering to make donated blocks into Quilts of Valor quilts to donate to our soldiers! How wonderful is that? So I am sharing this blog post over at the linky party. Happy Sewing, Kim
Quilts of Valor... Can you help?
Kevin the quilter is having a block drive......hey and a chance to win some prizes!
This cause is very dear to my heart so I want to help spread the word.
Kevin
If you can help please do and let Kevin make some wonder quilts for our
wounded soldiers who fight to keep us FREE. Thanks so much and Happy Sewing, Kim
This cause is very dear to my heart so I want to help spread the word.
Kevin
If you can help please do and let Kevin make some wonder quilts for our
wounded soldiers who fight to keep us FREE. Thanks so much and Happy Sewing, Kim
Debby Brown and I made this QOV quilt in 2009. Kevin's blocks are much easier and only have two seams | PLEASE HELP :0) |
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Doll Quilt
Valentine doll quilt for my swap partner |
These little quilts allow me to practice some free motion quilting |
A closer look at the back |
The doll quilt I received from my swap partner. If you would like to join the doll quilt swap group go here and sign up :0) |
Little comfort dolls for preemies, they are about 5 inches tall. To see more about making things for preemies you can visit here. Happy Sewing, Kim |
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Horry County Museum's 20th Annual Quilt Gala
First a few historical quilts that were shown in the bed turning style to protect the quilts, so we only got to see half of each quilt.
Some of the modern quilts, these two were hung side by side and my favorites:
Scrap quilts:
An old fashioned yo yo |
A magnificent postage stamp quilt in a round the world setting |
A lovely old signature quilt where the signatures have been embroidered |
A poison green and bubble gum pink ocean waves, beautifully hand quilted |
This was part of the challenge called "Dressed to the Nines",the rules were : create a wall hanging using only black and white prints, solids or tone on tones only. |
This is all thread work! |
This was part of a talk on hexies......one inch finished hexies scrap quilt. |
Lovely strips made into a scrappy barn raising setting |
Bonnie Hunter mystery patterns : " Roll Roll Cotton Boll" |
" Easy Street"
What a great way to spend a rainy day :0)
Happy Sewing,
Kim
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Here we go again! Ice storm number 2
More ice ! This is not a good thing in a town without snow removal equipment, last time it took 4 days to thaw, this time we do have warmer temps in the forecast in a few days. |
The trees are heavy with ice and snapping and popping , large limbs are coming down! |
some are breaking off and some are just hanging very low. I better go sew while the power is still on. Happy Sewing, Kim |
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