Nine in the Middle from Bonnie Hunter book Adventures with Leaders & Enders.
QuiltingBoard Challenges & Contests - Allietare! - Bonnie Hunter's 2015 Mystery Quilt - I'm back at work so hoping to get caught up on the trimming. I brought my camera, so hopefully I'll even get a chance to layout all the parts for an all over pic. (I have more room for a full layout at work then home). Anyone
QuiltingBoard Challenges & Contests - On Ringo Lake -- Bonnie Hunter Mystery Quilt 2017-18 - OK! I cleaned and oiled my machine. Set up the 'stitch guide' credit card and sewed a few other blocks I was working on to check the seam allowance. And warned my family, I will want to sew tomorrow! I'm all ready to go!!
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I put the pedal to the metal this week and sewed together my rainbow crumb blocks. I had to make a few more blocks for a layout of 7 blo...
Mystery Quilt Bonnie Hunter Orca Bay
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String Quilt by Mary Dean of Franklin County, North Carolina North Carolina project & the Quilt Index. Those of us who look at a lot...
Several months ago I said for 2019 I was going to do a string quiltalong. We are almost in 2019! So many great string quilt options. Have you made a string quilt? Do you want to make a string quilt? I started a pinterest board you can check it out HERE. String quilts were definitely sewn because of economics, and few early ones survived because they were made to be used. According to Gwen Marston string quilts are not restricted to one certain geographic area, but many can be attributed to Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky and Texas. String Pieced Block. (Maker not recorded). 1860-1890. From Arizona Quilt Documentation Project, Heritage Quilt Study Group of Sharlot Hall Museum, Prescott, Arizona. Published in The Quilt Index, http://www.quiltindex.org/fulldisplay.php?kid=67-EC-125B. Accessed: 12/13/2018 I love how they added 2 pieced blocks! So charming!! Stuart, Pamona Louvisie Forrester. Unequal Nine Patch. 1895. From Tennessee State Library and Archives, Quilts of Tennessee. Published in The Quilt Index, http://www.quiltindex.org/fulldisplay.php?kid=4C-83-6C5. Accessed: 12/13/2018 I love the sashing on this one! With the American depression in the 1930's women again turned to making string quilts and using every little piece of fabric they had. Crowe, Marian F. STRING FEED SACK. 1935. From West Virginia Department of Archives and History, West Virginia Heritage Quilt Search. Published in The Quilt Index, http://www.quiltindex.org/fulldisplay.php?kid=50-8A-D3D. Accessed: 12/13/2018 Strippy string pieced. (Maker not recorded). c.1930. From Oregon Quilt Project, Oregon Quilt Project. Published in The Quilt Index, http://www.quiltindex.org/fulldisplay.php?kid=6A-FD-248. Accessed: 12/13/2018 So many cool options! I chose my own block and made this Americana quilt. I started this one in a class with Gwen Marston. I have a few blocks made for my 2019 string quilt. If you want to join in it's time to start looking for a quilt you'd like to make. So many fun options in the quilt index and I'm sure on pinterest. You could go completely modern too! The first step is choose a pattern! Making small quilts is a fun way to try a new technique. You could make a doll size quilt for practice. Are you going to join me in 2019 for our string quiltalong?
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It's still July, technically, and we've got some of Jan/Feb's string quilts done! These are always a super popular block drive so it's a ma...
What a fun class we had on Wednesday in Ferndale, WA. It was called String Quilts Your Way I give them the basic techniques (there are more than one, like most of quilting) and they make a string quilt they'd like. I give them plenty of examples ahead of class. Busy quilters! So many fun varieties! Traditional with reproductions. Plaids and dots. What a fun variety of greens. Anything goes! It will be great! A quadrant of this block was already completed and she was doing a great job with the Y seams. Diagonal is always a great option. Spider web Hexagons. Circle string blocks that will be appliqued down! So creative! This is going to be a more modern setting. Love the use of these quiet solids. So graphic! I'm sorry if I missed your quilt blocks. Send me an email and I'll share them! I look forward to seeing some lovely string quilts! Thank you Piecables and Evergreen quilt guilds! I'm looking forward to going to Idaho next month to present to the North Idaho Quilters!
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String Quilts are sustainable patchwork projects using well loved items and fabric scraps with the design inspiration of Carolyn Forster.
String Piecing Scrap Buster Quilts, a diy craft post from the blog Debby Kratovil Quilts, written by Debby Kratovil on Bloglovin’
by Alisa and Benjamin Start by cutting strips of fabric in random widths. Ours were between 1.25 and 2.5 inches. This is a great way to us...
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