It's the first Sunday of the month = time for another monthly mini class! This month's project was
Neighborhood, which is a super-fast log cabin technique. We talked in class about doing this as a stitch-and-flip project; it would be a fast way to make a big quilt-as-you-go project.
Teaching this class is making me feel like a quilting midwife -- here are today's projects!
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| Liz used a friend's photo of a flicker as her centerpiece. Love that dotty background! |
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| Sue's chicken coop is awesome! We learned that a fat quarter is JUST enough to do the background when you use a directional print like these eggs. Don't you just want to hang this in your kitchen and tuck into a big fluffy omelet?? |
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Sara made this adorable little bird project. She has really gotten into the spirit of the whole
"Modern Patchwork" thing ! |
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| Tina used a terrific retro print surrounded by some sewing-motif prints; she's going to add a thought-bubble applique that says "Will the glamour never end?" Ha! |
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| This is my class sample. A little plain but I like the sun. I'm hoping that some quilting will jazz it up a bit... |
These are great - and they look like a fairly quick way of doing a house. I may have to buy this book :)
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