First of all, Brandon was driving the grain cart (not auger). I knew that ...but I just can't think of a good excuse why I forgot it. (Did you know if you "click" on the picture you can get an enlargement and see each picture close up!!--I'm learning.....slowly!)
Some more quilts from the DesMoines show with more traditional blocks. I wish I could read the information on the yellow paper so I could give the quilters credit.... I love how they add the applique in the outer border to spice up the blocks.
This is made of equilateral triangles. Love using them, but this must have sewn a zillion of them. I like the effect of making a large diamond using all the same fabrics. Really a crisp looking quilt. Not sure I'm ready to make one like it. I always get carried away cutting out fabric and would end up with enough for two quilts! And what would I do with two of them?
I'm not sure if this is a new or old quilt. But I do like that they didn't use all the same background fabric. Makes it more interesting.
I think this large wall hanging is on my list of "To Do". Again a touch of applique surrounded by a traditional block set on point. I think the pattern I have of this one shows it in Civil War Reproduction fabrics of all browns and pinks.
Jolyn
Hi Jolyn-
ReplyDeleteDid you know the pink quilt with the stars(third one from the top) is actually featured in a book that looks like a magazine. I can't remember what it's called, but I know it just came out a couple weeks ago and they have it at the Hutch. It's in with the magazines and I think It's all "old" quilts that people took patterns from. I bought a copy for me and one for mom. If I remember correctly, it's a Darlene Zimmerman pattern. It's on my "to make" list.
Stay warm and dry!
Katie Zenk
thanks - I think I have the magazine now that you mention it! Love your blog!!
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