I ramble on (surprise!) about how to display quilts, small quilted items, and OMG CATS!
Here are the two quilts that I donated for the Kitty Kegger auction for Good Mews.
"Midwinter Mews", from the Midwinter Garden pattern from Clothworks.
"Frisky", which was a kit from a company I can't remember, but touts using only 3 yards of fabric to make a quilt top.
And here is the quilted portrait I did of Theo from the shelter, using this technique from Quilting Arts (login required). Rather than binding the edges, I used a 9x12 frame and removed the glass.
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Hello and Welcome to the QUILTING POD CAST WORLD. You have a lovely voice and I enjoyed your podcasts... yes I listen to both and I hope to hear more from you.
Can you please do a podcast about some of the quilt stores down your way. I plan to visit a friend in Atlanta next spring and I would love to do a mini shop hop... My friend is a crafter but not a quilter so she does not know about quilt shops in the area... She just moved down there this past September.
Thanks ahead of time cause that would be helpful.
NONNIE
Do a post on the steampunk quilt!
what's a harp?:)
Ah - harp... that's the distance between the needle and the rest of the machine. And I'll talk about the steampunk quilt soon!
Oh, and Nonnie, I'll talk about quilt shops - there are a TON in Atlanta. They actually have a website set up to for an Atlanta Shop Hop at http://www.atlantaquiltshophop.com/. I've not been to all of them, but can talk about some of them.
Awesome, a new quilty podcast!! You're doing a great job! Thank you. Don't we love Frances!! Tami
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