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Author Archives: fortquilt
Super Sizing the Winter Log Cabin
Shelly recently commented wondering how to make a king sized version of my “Winter Log Cabin” quilt. The original quilt seen below used 7-inch finished “cabins” where the “logs” were 1-inch wide each. It was eight blocks wide (56 inches) … Continue reading
Posted in Brown Log Cabin
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A First!
I am so excited to see my article “Machine Embroidered Binding” published in the winter 2013 issue of “Quilting Quarterly” magazine. My article is one of the “trio of edge finishes” mentioned on the cover. “Quilting Quarterly” is the official … Continue reading
Posted in Quilting, Uncategorized
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Winding Ways – Final Stages
Eighty-One Individual Blocks: Nine Rows: Three Thirds: All together now: On to the quilting design!
Posted in Red and White Winding Ways
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Winding Ways Winding Down
Sixty-three down, eighteen to go! Down to the last two rows of blocks and I am finally confident enough to sew these curvy liitle blocks without pins. I rely heavily on my very pointy tweezers though! Also, I am close … Continue reading
Posted in Red and White Winding Ways
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Over Half the Blocks
Forty-five down, thirty-six to go! I don’t know if I see the light at the end of the tunnel, but I can now believe there is an end to the tunnel! Those secondary pattern circles are really popping out all … Continue reading
Posted in Red and White Winding Ways
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Real Progress on the Winding Ways
Twenty seven down, fifty four to go! I am 1/3 of the (winding) way in the block construction phase. Hooray!
Posted in Red and White Winding Ways
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Winding Ways Progress Report
Ten down, 71 to go: I think I have found the best methodology for me for sewing Winding Ways blocks: pin, pin, pin! I tried my Curve Master foot which I have used with success in the past and I … Continue reading
Posted in Red and White Winding Ways
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One down, eighty to go…
… on this Merry Christmas Day!
Posted in Red and White Winding Ways
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Preparing Fabric for Red and White Winding Ways
Normally, I do not pre-wash fabric before making a quilt. However, when the quilt will have 20 different red fabrics, it is a different story. Red has a tendency to “run” when washed. I did not want a red and … Continue reading
Posted in Red and White Winding Ways
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“Starlit Forest”
I made a little wall-hanging for my daughter this Christmas season. The paper pieced pattern was in the November/December 2010 issue of “Quiltmaker” magazine: You have to understand her house has a bathroom with aqua walls, a bathroom with bubble … Continue reading
Posted in Starlit Forest, Uncategorized
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