In 2006 I took a workshop sponsored by Maine-ly Sewing in Nobleboro and Freddie Moran was the teacher. She has very unique philosophies about quilting and of course, we laughed a lot. Taken from her book "Collaborative Quilting" we did a quilt called Freddy Dot.com 70x70. It is done in circles and pictured on Page 85. But I wanted to do something outside my box. So of course I put my own twist on it. Recently, dealing with a physical challenge I found time to sneak in some quilting and finish the tops of some UFO's (unfinished objects). See Below-
I shopped for DOT material everywhere I went and each center is different. It is sometimes difficult to do repetition for me and the remaining 15-20 blocks I would do one each day until conquered. I used black for a sharp look for framing and also decided to give it some movement
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I shopped for DOT material everywhere I went and each center is different. It is sometimes difficult to do repetition for me and the remaining 15-20 blocks I would do one each day until conquered. I used black for a sharp look for framing and also decided to give it some movement
5 comments:
This is such a cool quilt, Margo. I love the dots! You did a superb job piecing those curves.
What a beautiful colorful quilt, and it looks so difficult. I am a bit nervous of curves, and I so admire yours.
This is a great quilt and wonderful way to use our stash!
Margo, I love this quilt. Would you like to teach it at the fall meeting?
I absolutely love that quilt, just..... "FANTABULOUS"!
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