I'm excited to say that I will be teaching a beginner quilting class at Fabric Crush, a local fabric boutique in Wallingford, Seattle. It's a beautiful store filled with bright and fresh fabrics so check out the link, even if it's just for some eye candy. Anyway, the quilt above is what I will be teaching. It will be hung at Fabric Crush as a display quilt to hopefully lure people into registering for the class. :)
Above is when I prepped the quilt on my Imperial Quilting frame for some quilting action. Do you notice the sparkly fabric? It's by Michael Miller, and it's the first print that caught my eye (I chose all the other other prints around the pretty sparkly one).
I decided to quilt squiggles because I thought it helped soften all the rigid square and rectangle patchwork.
I finished binding the quilt around half time during Super Bowl Sunday. :) Time well spent!Thanks for stopping by. :) Wish me luck at my very first quilting class (tentatively planned for March!).
Happy Quilting!
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that's beautiful
ReplyDeleteI can't remember how I happened upon your blog, but I'm so glad I did. What a beautiful quilt. If I still lived in the Northwest I'd definitely take your class ;) I lived in Bellingham for 3 years...a very long time ago. I SO miss the friendly people and beautiful surroundings...but not the rain :( Have fun teaching!!
ReplyDeletesuper cute!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful. I absolutely love the glitter on it, makes it more girly and catches the eye!
ReplyDeleteI want to take your class! i live out in Enumclaw though. Will it be weekends? I just love that quilt!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful...wish I lived closer so I could attent the class...
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful quilt! Fabric Crush is such a fantastic place - I hope you get a lot of students, and have fun teaching!
ReplyDeleteOlá Jera, seus trabalhos são lindos. Você tão jovenzinha e tão talentosa.
ReplyDeleteTenho um blog, aqui no Brasil e você está em meus favoritos. Adoro
Would you come to my local quilt shop and teach this one? It's not (too) far away, just west of Brisbane in Australia(*#*#?!?)Bahahaha.
ReplyDeleteSeriously, I am so loving your fresh style, I really wish I lived in Seattle. Are the fabrics from a particular line or have you chosen them yourself?
Cheers, Tania.
Thank you all for your kind comments. :o)
ReplyDelete@Sewgirly: it's on! if you pay for airfare ;)
@ Erin: My class will be on March 27th (Sunday) at 12:30 (it's on the Fabric Crush website now under "classes.". That would be awesome if you could make it!
The fabric is really nice. And the color is my favorite color. I think I have these kind of fabric. I really do.
ReplyDeleteo dang i really want to go but the 27th is my first wedding anniversery!...humm i will keep on the lookout for your next one! love your blog!
ReplyDeleteeu adorei seus trabahlos,cada tecido lindo que aqui não se ve assim beijos....
ReplyDeleteI love this pattern! Is the pattern available for purchase?
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer - i will be posting a tutorial on this quilt shortly. Stay tuned. :)
DeleteI would like this pattern!
ReplyDeletei will be posting a tutorial on this quilt shortly. Stay tuned. :)
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