Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts

Monday, February 12, 2024

NYC QUILT MAILED

 I put my NYC quilt into the post.  It's on its way to Hampton Virginia for the Mid-Atlantic Quilt Show, February 29-March 3rd.

I won't be there, so I would appreciate it if you could send me a picture of it hanging there.

Thanks!





Tuesday, November 28, 2023

NYC QUILTED

I finished the quilting on the NYC quilt today.  Erik was a great help.



 

Saturday, November 25, 2023

STILL QUILTING ON IT

 I've been quilting every day for several hours on the NYC quilt.

Almost done.




Friday, November 17, 2023

QUILTING ON NYC

 I'm doing a lot of straight line quilting on NYC.  Every which way.




Wednesday, November 15, 2023

QUILTING STARTS ON NYC

 I finally got the NYC quilt loaded on Eric the Longarm.  

I did some horizontal straight lines in the 'background' today.




Friday, September 08, 2023

FINISH IT FRIDAY

 Before our Brave Patch Finish it Friday get-together, I worked on making another improv block.

Here's one that was inspired by an event in my life.

Then I managed to get this NYC project finished.  It's a quilt top!



Wednesday, September 06, 2023

WORKING ON OLD PROJECT

 I got out an old project from 2018.  It was a workshop with Joe Cunningham.  He had us make 'gates' using two fabrics, all sizes and shapes.  I was limited on my fabric choices, and I wasn't really happy with them.  After we made all these 'gates' everyone got a photocopy of a Franz Kline painting.  He told us to make something that looks like that.   I hardly worked on it after the workshop.

So, here it is, five years later and I feel like I really want to finish it.





Friday, February 03, 2023

FINISH AND BEGINNING

 It's Finish it Friday on Brave Patch and I finished the backing for Loretto.  I haven't been able to ink the label because my printer doesn't want to work.  


I put that project away and got out my old 
(2018) NYC quilt thinking I was going to cut it up and add some different fabrics.  But, once I got it up on the wall I was surprised that I liked it now and I don't think it's needs any different colors.  The gals on zoom agreed.

So, I think I want to make it bigger by adding some more of the 'teal' color background and add a few more pieces to the structure.  And that means I need to buy some more of the background fabric - Cotton Coutour 'Isle'.  I ordered some from Hancocks of Paducah along with some other fabrics including the new Color of the Year (COTY) Kona 'Crush' for other projects.  There's not much I can do on this until the fabric gets here.

How it looks right now

How I think I want it to look