Hand appliqued, machine quilted. I used some fabric I had previously painted (the background) and dyed (the flower and border). The diamonds on the right are my own addition.
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Faceted JewelsChris Deering
Machine pieced and quilted. This was my IQI Quilt-In project for many years. Each January, I would grab this project off the shelf & work on it for most of the weekend. I think the top took 6 weekends to cut and sew – but that was 6 years!
Sue’s Heirloom GardenChris Deering
I used a commercial pattern but as all quilters know the fun is in the fabric. I chose colors and designs that would complement the home of my friend Susan.
Hawaiian HoneymoonChris Deering
Hand appliqued and hand quilted. This quilt was made for a co-workers wedding. The center is a pattern and my daughter worked with me to design the border.
Strip TwistChris Deering
My quilting group had a Quilt-A-Thon in January 2008. This was the project we made and we all brought fabric strips to exchange. There were some “orphan” strips at the end of the day that I adopted, so the quilt just kept growing!
Purple PinwheelsChris Deering
I won these blocks from an on-line quilting group’s monthly challenge. They come from all over the U.S. I tried a new quilting technique and had fun putting a different picture in each block.
Parallel UniverseChris Deering
Machine pieced and quilted. Designed by three engineers and rolled out over 6 weeks, this was a mystery quilt and such fun to do! I learned some new techniques. Liking larger quilts I added borders to make it bigger. It was an interesting process to figure out the exact measurements and angles of the differentContinue reading “Parallel Universe
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Memories of ScotlandChris Deering
Hand appliqué, Hand English paper piecing, Machine pieced and quilted Made as a Block of the Month program at Pieceful Gathering Quit Shop. While making this quilt I took a little time off and actually went to Scotland! And loved it!
Dancing RibbonsChris Deering
Paper foundation piecing, piecing and quilting by machine. A few of us in my weekly “bee” group challenged each other to make the center block. I enlarged the pattern 200% because the original was just too small! I like larger quilts so I added the borders.