Quilt Inspired by 2 BOM Designers, "Color My World" Month 9, Karen K. Stone Quilts, Kris Vierra Will Flatter Your Figure, Flying Geese Foundation by the Yard, A Puzzle Full of "Memories"
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September 1, 2021
Featured Quilt - Two BOM Designers, One Great Quilt
The Quilt Show member Annette Logan Miller was inspired to created her quilt, Color My World Naturally, by two of our Block Of the Month creators, Wendy Williams and Becky Goldsmith. She used the 2021 BOM, Color My World, as a starting point, and watched Becky's show to create her Dresden Flowers. As Annette puts it, "I used the TQS 2021 BOM Color My World mariner's compass and drafted wedge shapes from the first ring of small houses. The dresden flowers were inspired from Becky Goldsmith's show and I used applipops for the dresden centers. I was trying to use fabric I had, so the yellow is scrappy."
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It's Time To Look Fine With Month 9 of the 2021 BOM!
Color My World - Month 9
What do the first of the month and pure joy have in common? That's right, it's the next pattern for the 2021 Block Of the Month, Color My World. You can now download the instructions to make the Fourth set of Tall Buildings. Plus, Barbara Black has a new video to guide you along the way in your construction of both these buildings and your quilt!
Stimulating, Gratifying, and Full of Joy - A Special Exhibit by Karen K. Stone
A Great Exhibit Is A Stone's Throw Away
Karen K. Stone (Show 1611) walks through her special exhibit, Stimulating, Gratifying, and Full of Joy, at AQS QuiltWeek in Daytona Beach 2016, and shares many techniques that she uses in making her quilts.
Kris Vierra Will Flatter Your Figure With These Clothes
Garments That Run The Gamut
Kris Vierra is a master when it comes to creating quilted garments. See some samples of her amazing work while she talks about different ways to flatter your figure when making the garment.
In The Store - Flying Geese "Foundation by the Yard"
Get Perfectly Pieced Flying Geese
As seen on Show 2902 with Julia McLeod, Julia used Flying Geese Foundation by the Yard from Benartex Fabrics to make a gorgeous quilt out of silk ties.
Foundation by the Yard panels are designed to make your quilting more precise, less stressful, and as creatively different as you are!
Joen writes about her quilt, "Memories of Monet combines two traditional blocks that I could use to create four-pointed stars, diagonal lattices, and illusionary circles. The fabric combination was inspired by a Monet garden fabric that was featured in each star block; hence the name."