It all started when I saw this book last month at our quilt show. As I flipped thru it this one quilt almost screamed out - "Make me"!!! So I bought the book.
The second part of my Jubilee quilt will come from this book. My mother paints theorems - paintings on velvet. It's very difficult and she is very good. But she's given it up and has passed along her books. I was intrigued to see if any of them could be interpreted thru quilting. I've picked a pattern and I guess I'll find out if it can.
Here are the templates I made for the flowers. I have never done reverse applique before, but I think that's the only way these flowers can be made.
Another element of the block are these little darlings. They are 1 1/4" cut and will finish at 3/4"!!! I had to make 64 of them, so not too bad.
So this is where I am at the moment. I'm happy to be along on this journey, I have a feeling this will be a very special quilt for me.
Until next time,
Karen
Sweet! It's going to be a fantastic project Karen!!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the project. I've seen the Kentucky book on other blogs - it must be a good one. Isn't it funny how quilts in books talk to us? lol
ReplyDeleteLove your beginning and look forward to seeing this project progress.
This looks interesting. It is always fun to see how other people are inspired and how they work out their projects. Thanks for sharing your progress and welcome to the Jubilee group! :)
ReplyDeleteJudy
Karen this looks like such an interesting project. Can't wait to see how is pans out! Welcome. Meredithe
ReplyDeleteKaren, this looks great. I love the pink and red and your reverse applique looks great. -
ReplyDeleteI have that KY book, it is a good one!
nice to see your inspiration prompts and wonderful that you can use your mom's books as part of the process. it's all looking very tempting.
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