I will be sharing quilts from the past --- my past, in November, here and on instagram and periscope and on facebook. See all my links in the sidebar.
I made this Prairie Star Quilt back in 2006 at a quilt retreat - Quilts by Barb's Retreat. Barb's sister, Diane Lapacek designed the quilt.
I made the Prairie Star Quilt for my Mom. We unfolded it as it had been on the shelf for the summer and put it out on her bed.
While I was visiting my Mom this past weekend, I took several photos of it and other quilts in her home. Where does time go? Seems like I just made it!
It was a fun quilt to make and I have just ordered the quilt pattern from Diane to have in my Quilt Studio for my customers and I should have it available by mid November.
Please don't look too closely at my quilting as I quilted it way back in 2006 when it was my first years of longarm quilting.
I love the way it has aged and is all crumpled and cuddly!
I really had fun with the lazy daisy quilting and the swirls and wiggle lines back then too.
These are the 3 wall hangings that she has above her bed. I will share about the Tulip Quilt later in November.
These were 2 little wall hangings that I made from a paper pieced pattern back in 2005 or 2006.
All of November, I will be sharing quilts from my past in a celebration of my birthday month. Tentatively, on my birthday (November 24th) I will will be "re sharing" my first quilt. I made it in 1981. I will be taking new and better photos this month. I made a beautiful blue and yellow "Quilt as You Go Log Cabin Quilt". Here is the link to the post when I shared it in 2011, if you want to hop over and see it right now.
Thanks for following along!
Marcia
Thoughts and photos shared by me ... Marcia. I am a professional modern freestyle long arm quilter and a fiber artist, a photographer, and a novice gardener. I love to create quilted items using old and new fabrics. I am also a mother, a daughter, a friend, a wife and a Grandmama! I am a blogger and I share it all here... Welcome!
Monday, November 2, 2015
Celebrating Quilts From the Past in November
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