I have had request from friends to repost the mini quilts. So here ya go!
The first two are at the bottom and if anyone wants to know more about any of them
just leave me a commit and I will reply.
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#21 is my fave - very interesting texture and composition.
ReplyDeleteDon't know if my email ever got to you - thanks for your comment on my blog. If you don't mind - I'm going to use it as a jumping point for a blog essay and would love to include pics of some of your work with your permission. (and links of course.)
#28 is my favorite. That is exactly what I need to do right now- time for a life change.By the way, I got your link through Lyric on Facebook.
ReplyDeleteWow! These quilts are awesome! Hard to believe they were made one a day. Very impressive. I'm loving the ones with the metal embellishments. Lyric sent me too! I'm going to follow to keep up.
ReplyDeleteExciting results for an ambitious project. What a wonderful way to experiment with ideas and techniques without over-investing in time and materials. You certainly achieved some amazing results. #21 & 22 are my favorites, but I'm also drawn to #9 & 10.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this project and thanks to Lyric for leading me here!