At our June meeting earlier this week, everyone brought their challenge quilts to show. We're all at different stages of construction, and a few were complete, or very close to being completed. Here's a quick peek:
Maureen adding the dancing shoes to her piece, but wait til you see what she adds at the end!
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Maureen's quilt top. |
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Torrie's almost finished -- she has a change she wants to implement, then it's just the quilt label to add.
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Torrie's quilt. |
Deb, of course, has been finished for awhile.
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Deb's finished quilt. |
Kathleen, queen of fabric collage, is trying out "confetti-style" design with this one:
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Kathleen's top |
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Kathleen's confetti-style tree tops. |
Sorry,
Erika! I can never seem to get a good photo of your quilt! It's either out of focus, half-shaded, or something else, so I'm showing three shots of your piece, which is almost finished:
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Erika's quilt. |
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Top of Erika's quilt, showing metal wire embellishment, followed by a row of gems. |
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Side of Erika's quilt with beautiful double-needle machine quilting. |
Lisa's quilt features a giant 9-patch. The colored blocks are made entirely from the fabric swatches we exchanged, and the four white blocks are pieced to perfection!
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Lisa's 9-patch perfection. |
And
Maya showed us the very elegant sample she made to work out her design plan. Now she has to remake it to measure 36" x 36! Everyone ooh'ed and ahh'ed at her creative approach:
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Maya's sample web design. |
I see that I forgot to get a shot of
Chris' quilt. There's an earlier shot in the previous post, and since then, she's hand-appliqued the large autumn leaves to the background, threadpainted the leaf veins, and added scrumptious white velvet. Wow-wee!
As for mine, it's still under construction and last night I started the sunset section over. I had too much trouble piecing the extreme curves I'd designed (and I said I wanted a challenge!), so I got out my Setacolor paints and painted the sunset portion. Now to catch up . . . two weeks and a day til the deadline!