My program last night at the library went well. I have a lot of quilts to put away but that will have to wait until I get home from the QOV sew-in today in Batavia and visiting my dad. Since I didn't sew anything yesterday I scanned these 2 photos from 1992 to show to you. I know I made the top one for a challenge in the bee I belonged to. I think the one on the bottom was made to use the leftover blocks. I guess you could call this a deconstructed pinwheel because only a few blocks have all of the pieces. The rest are using just portions of the block. I gave the top one to my daughter-in-law because she loves black and white and I sold the bottom one.
The program did go very well last night. Your did a great job of sharing with non-quilting wannabes and those of us with experience. I never get enough of seeing your quilts up close and personal!
Just checking in here on all the wonderful work you have accomplished while I was away. I love the diamonds and the checkerboard. Great work and always inspiring.
What a treat it must have been for those attending your program to see your gorgeous quilts in person! I love the black and white quilt -- it's so striking!
Wow Wanda I am impressed that you have photos of past work and know which year you finished them. Either an excellent memory or super organized (or a little of both).
Neat blocks; I have to say when I see an all black and white quilt it feels disorienting (hey, who turned off the color?) Enjoy the great fall weather! Vicky F
It sounds like it was a wonderful program by the comments of quilters who went! I enjoy seeing your older quilts and the black and white one is very striking.
I'm glad your presentation went well. Putting away after these things can be a pain, can't it? I've just realised I haven't unpacked my bag from last weekend's workshop at Camp!
My program last night at the library went well. I have a lot of quilts to put away but that will have to wait until I get home from the QOV sew-in today in Batavia and visiting my dad. Since I didn't sew anything yesterday I scanned these 2 photos from 1992 to show to you. I know I made the top one for a challenge in the bee I belonged to. I think the one on the bottom was made to use the leftover blocks. I guess you could call this a deconstructed pinwheel because only a few blocks have all of the pieces. The rest are using just portions of the block. I gave the top one to my daughter-in-law because she loves black and white and I sold the bottom one.
The program did go very well last night. Your did a great job of sharing with non-quilting wannabes and those of us with experience. I never get enough of seeing your quilts up close and personal!
ReplyDeleteThese are both beautiful quilts. You are an amazing quilter. Thanks for sharing inspiration with me.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your program last night....your quilts are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou continue to be an inspiration to me !!
Just checking in here on all the wonderful work you have accomplished while I was away. I love the diamonds and the checkerboard. Great work and always inspiring.
ReplyDeleteGreat program, Wanda! Enjoyed it and seeing your quilts too...Thanks!
ReplyDeleteFun to read the responses from those that attended your program. Must say I am jealous of those that live close enough to enjoy your presentation.
ReplyDeleteBlack 'n whites are always a treat to see. I am glad you took photo's of them before giving away.
J~MT
What a treat it must have been for those attending your program to see your gorgeous quilts in person!
ReplyDeleteI love the black and white quilt -- it's so striking!
Wow Wanda
ReplyDeleteI am impressed that you have photos of past work and know which year you finished them. Either an excellent memory or super organized (or a little of both).
Neat blocks; I have to say when I see an all black and white quilt it feels disorienting (hey, who turned off the color?)
Enjoy the great fall weather!
Vicky F
What striking quilts! I would love to have seen your program. I'll bet it was a goodie!!!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like it was a wonderful program by the comments of quilters who went! I enjoy seeing your older quilts and the black and white one is very striking.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad your presentation went well. Putting away after these things can be a pain, can't it? I've just realised I haven't unpacked my bag from last weekend's workshop at Camp!
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