Esterita Austin is a fabulous instructor. I had the opportunity to be in a 3 day class with her last weekend. I'm attaching a partially completed quilt from this class and will update again when the piece is completed.
This blog is dedicated to my quilting escapades. Here I will journal my projects. Also, I will chronicle my various things related to quilting and tips I have found useful.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Celebrating National Quilting Day
I happen to have been blessed with being introduced to a fabulous person back in October. I had heard about her from several people but, had never met her. While doing the preview at PIQF I ran into my friend Melodee who is also good friends with this wonderful person. Bam, we met and it all clicked. I can't say but good things about her and by happen stance a group of us are quilting on this weekend together. I'm very excited to say that I will be quilting with Esterita Austin because my friend had the vision set up this sewcial with her.
I am so looking forward to this and am so indebt to my friend for inviting me to be apart of this for 3 days.
If you don't know Esterita's work, you should check it out. Her website is: http://www.esteritaaustin.com/gallerymain.htm .
So, look out for new photos from her weekend either her or on Facebook.
I am so looking forward to this and am so indebt to my friend for inviting me to be apart of this for 3 days.
If you don't know Esterita's work, you should check it out. Her website is: http://www.esteritaaustin.com/gallerymain.htm .
So, look out for new photos from her weekend either her or on Facebook.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Strip Tubing Quilt
Here's my latest quilt not completed but, pieced. This was an interesting project to work on. I enjoyed how quickly it came together. I'll post another photo when it's done.
Monday, March 1, 2010
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Accidental LandscapeClass/Karen Eckmeier
Today, I had the opportunity to take a Guild Class with Karen Eckmeier called Accidental Landscapes. Below is the completed top. It has been sandwiched, just need to quilt it and bind it. This was a fun class and did not take long to do. There are so many possibilities with this technique. I'm looking forward to doing a postcard from the scraps and several other versions of this quilt soon.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
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