My plan was to come home from the 4 hour class yesterday afternoon, fix something to eat and then sew.
But I was exhausted so I read 2 magazines and stared at my fabric piles.
So, enjoy the work of 3 of my students. I forgot to take a photo of the fourth one. The fifth student was sick and couldn't come.
24 comments:
Nice colors and a lot of sewing.
Your students are fortunate to have a good teacher.
All three of those are gorgeous but the second one makes my heart sing
Yep I agree with Gene. Love the colours in the middle one best.
Hope you are well rested now Wanda.
I am totally with Gene on this! They are all beautiful, but my heart is singing with the second one. Just gorgeous!
THey are ALL beautiful - what a lot of work they have done. I do like the first one a little more though
All are wonderful, and show that the students have been listening carefully to your lessons about color gradation. They will certainly have marvelous quilts when they are finished. + 1 on Gene's comment!
nice, nice colors for all of those quilts - I would hate to be the one to match up all those seams though! I think that must be one of the parts of making a quilt top that I like the least!
Karen
http://karensquilting.com/blog/
Love the way the fabrics make it look like a colorwash quilt. I love that style! Your students have a good eye for color; keep up the great work of teaching them to love the entire process...
Well, after a four hour class you SHOULD take it easy.
I love these quilts but I do love the middle one the best because of the colors. It has the blue sky and sunshine right in it that I've been longing for these past two months.
Trip Around the World has been one of my favorites from the time I started quilting.
Thanks for sharing these photos. They teach me a lot. Your students are fortunate to have you as their teacher and their quilts are on their way to being beautiful!
Great class, Wanda! I love them all, but the third one speaks to me the loudest... I guess it's because it has a more definite color separation.
Today's secret word is "conga" - Let's dance!
Linda
I love this pattern so much! I wish I had the energy to try it. I have 1 Kaffe Fasset jelly roll and I'm tempted to order another one to do this.
I'm sure if I did a four hour class, I wouldn't even have the energy to post about it afterward.
These speak well of your teaching. Great work. I would have trouble picking which I like best because they all have a different alure.
Hugs - Marie
What a fantastic class! They all look great! You are a good teacher. I would love to make a quilt like that!
Oh wow! Your students are doing very well. Love, love, love the second one.
WOW.... have you ever thought of taking your sewing machine on the road to teach classes?
Ohhh... Bargello!!! Great!
I wish I were your student! Next best is reading your blog every morning before I start my day. Thank you so much for never disappointing.
AW in Victoria, BC
I can see you worked hard at teaching and helping each student accomplish a great looking quilt top. I'm sure you are proud of each one.
J~MT
They got a lot done! Glad you got some rest. Sometimes you just have to let go for a little while.
Those are beautiful. Wish I was one of your students too.
My LOE group is going to be working on "Trips" soon so I sent some of them over to your blog to see the inspiration! It's such a fun (and therapeutic) quilt to make.
Very impressive.
One word.....
WOW!
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