
The last of the design wall projects from The Quilt District retreat!
I've always been amazed by the patterns you get from any kind of Stack 'n Whack project - this time these blocks were made by cutting quarter-square triangles in repeats of 4 and stitching them into hourglass units. SO interesting!
This corner has a scrap/crumb project in progress using only solids. Totally improv. Neat!
This pretty lozenge quilt reminds me of our own Lozenge Leader & Ender challenge found on the Free Patterns tab but goes bigger and has the skinniest of sashings to there is no point matching that needs to happen.
The eggplant solid as background is just gorgeous. I love the unexpected!
Tara's house medallion in progress -
This is going to be so cool!
Crumb star finish! Did you see it going this way?
The pattern is by Jamie Swanson and is called Luminary.
Close up of piecing. So fun!
Yes, I am even more inspired to put all of my saved bits and scraps to good use!
Several of my own photos didn't turn out too great - there was a lot of light coming from the windows behind me and the ceiling light above - but I'm so happy that Tara did an in-depth video on her YouTube channel!
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Such a fabulous group of wonderful women!
I learn so much from them when we have the opportunity to talk about the quilts - the why's and the how's and the stories behind them.
See you next year, ladies!
I'm taking a Craftours group on an adventure through Germany and Switzerland ending up at the big quilt show in Alsace, France at the same time that Tara is teaching there. We are making plans for a big meet up.
Carrefour tickets for the show in Alsace will be live in a few days. Link HERE.
You can sign up for Tara's FREE 'Modern Before Modern' lecture if you are attending the show in Alsace.
Find out more about our Craftours Tour HERE. I'd love to have you join us! I've also added a tab for this tour to the top of the blog. You can also click the All My Tours tab to see where we will be heading in the future.
Just yesterday, on the hillside off the back porch.
Everyone was gone by 10am and I spent the day tackling the laundry and doing all of the things that would give me more time off this week to enjoy the time off that I have - other than the fact that I have 3 doctor appointments this week spread out between Wednesday and Thursday.
That means that today is the big push to get the pattern finished for Dogwood Daze to release on Friday. If I need more time, I'll push it to Saturday, but I am really shooting for Friday. So here's to things going well today.
And this brings us back to where I was sitting and what I was doing when that bear-on-a-trailer pulled up in front of the QPO Studio and made me smile.
What weird and wonderful things will happen today?
The famous quote from Ferris Bueller in Ferris Bueller's Day Off is: "Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."
I will be drawing for ONE lucky winner who will receive BOTH of these adorable Summit St. Boxes AND the Fabric Floozy Tee!
Get your entry in on that post and we'll be drawing for our winner TOMORROW 4/16/25.
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Quiltville Quote of the Day -
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Have a terrific Tuesday, everyone -

IYKYK did you go out and ask where they were headed? I thought a real bear, that would have been scary. Love a good Bed Turning, thanks for sharing. Good to take time to make dr appointments when you need them. Naps are good!
ReplyDeleteI loved all of the quilts that were shown. I am so inspired to get busy with my quilts.
ReplyDeleteThe Bed Turning video was fun--such beautiful quilts. I also enjoyed seeing the last of the projects from the Quilt District quilters. :-) Jenny
ReplyDeleteI love the Bee quilt. Do you know the name of the pattern? Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIf you look below the You Tube video window at the description, notes were given with links to pattern designers
DeleteAbsolutely LOVED the bed turning. What a wonderful way to start my day. These women do amazing stuff. Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt was so fun watching all the quilts! Thanks for sharing. I don't think I will ever make it to one of your retreats so thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful surprise to watch a very fun and informative quilt turning....I just loved the shared comments and, with my laptop screen full-sized and my headphones on, I felt like I was right in the room with all the wonderful ladies, commenting and chuckling along with everyone. Judy D.
ReplyDeleteThat bear was so cool, I would like to know where it's going also! I was watching the video and I would like to get the Temperature Quilt pattern that has the vine with pedals on it....does anyone have that information?
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Betty Edwards
CajunBear@bellsouth.net
It's the Leaves of Change Temperature quilt 2024 pattern, and it's available on Etsy https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1645895153/leaves-of-change-2024-temperature-quilt
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DeleteGreat post today! I'll have to watch the video when I have time. We are just trying to make it through the week! Happy quilting! :-)
ReplyDeleteThankyou for that wonderful quilt turning.So nice to hear you all speak with such joy and pride of your work.So much information shared in such a happy way.
ReplyDeleteSo enjoyed the video! Gosh, I almost felt like I was there with the group! Great stories and information.
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