Completed HST projects

[Renata L.]

Pat!
WOW!! what a lovely second try. I really like the way there is a secondary pattern showing up. Congrats.
Jeanine

[Patti P.]

Pat, this is beautiful! I love it!

[Patti P.]

Thank you all so much for the kind words. I'm pleased with the way it went together. Had to watch how I picked the HST's up or they ended up going the wrong way. Needless to say I did my share of "reverse sewing". Wish I could take credit for the pattern--but it was developed by Jean Nolte and is in the Nov/Dec 2011 Fons and Porter
magazine. Seems that they too had a HST exchange so this was the result of that. I'm thrilled to get it finished in time for the deadline. Thanks again
Pat

[Patti P.]

Love your beautiful quilt, Pat! Great design and so colorful! Shirley

[Patti P.]

Boy, I've been away from here for a while and really needed to catch up with you ladies. Annis, your quilt is DROP-DEAD-GORGEOUS! Love it! It turned out beautiful! Great job!

Cheers,
Shirley

[Dawn S.]

Pat, it is absolutely beautiful! Very nicely done!

Dawn
In beautiful Northwest Montana

[Annis C.]

Boy, I've been away from here for a while and really needed to catch up with you ladies. Annis, your quilt is DROP-DEAD-GORGEOUS! Love it! It turned out beautiful! Great job!

Cheers,
Shirley

Thank you, Shirley. I wish the binding and label were on but at least it's quilted.

Pat, you did an outstanding job!

[Annis C.]

TQS/AAQI Challenge 2012

OK quilters! This quilter is issuing a challenge!
The Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative (AAQI) is a national charity that sells small donated quilts to fund Alzheimer's research. We’ve seen Alex, Ricky, Libby, Sue, Hollis, Caryl, John, and other fabulous quilters do it. We can do it too! Let’s jump in and do some serious damage. I mean quilting.

The number I have in mind is 1,000 in 1 year. Make them, buy them, or both. Every quilt donation, every quilt sale counts. I think the TQS community could really shake things up! (In a good way!)
It’s me, Clara Lawrence, the Sorting Queen. Come join in and lets do some stitching together. (Hey, there's an idea: build your mini-quilts from left-over half-square triangles and strips!)
With the triangle exchange I was blown away by all the huge hearts and how quickly so many came to other quilters aid. I’m keeping this short. Too much data to share. Come see for yourself. You know a lot of us have more than one project at a time. It is a rare few (I envy them) who can do a project all the way to completion before starting a new. You guys can come over too, by the way.

See ya soon. Clara
http://www.thequiltshow.com/bb3/viewtopic.php?f=111&t=5200

[Annis C.]

Just finished a small wall quilt based on Edyta's table topper. Wish I could add a picture here. But it's on my profile. Jan

[Annis C.]

Just finished a small wall quilt based on Edyta's table topper. Wish I could add a picture here. But it's on my profile. Jan

When you are in the process of posting on the forum. You have two options. submit or preview. Hit the preview button.

Below where you type you will see "Upload attachment". Click on that. There you will see a "browse..." button. Click on that. Find the image on your computer. When it has been selected. Click on the "add the file" button. When your message is complete and you are happy with it. Just click "Submit" and viola your image is there for all to enjoy. If you want to be sure, just use the preview button before and it will show you, before you submit your posting.

Clara

[Annis C.]

I was able to do the photo once in another forum topic. Woo hoo. It's a bad picture but you all can see it. Jan

[Annis C.]

Very nice ! Congratulations on your completion! I still have my HST quilt to quilt.

[Margo C.]

Just finished a small wall quilt based on Edyta's table topper. Wish I could add a picture here. But it's on my profile. Jan

Jan, you will find some helpful tips for using the forum, including posting photos here: http://forum/forum-questions-and-sug...-the-tqs-forum

[Margo C.]

Happy Dancing here! I've finished my top

I am going to have to find something taller to hang it from for the final pictures :wink:

WhenI was putting the outer border on, it said that it wanted a fat rope between the 2 sets of flying geese, that should be interesting, and I hope I get it done in time for the deadline - high speed quilting (for me) here I come!

[Margo C.]

Rosemary, your quilt is beautiful! Love what you did with the "geese names" 8) in the outer border! Happy quilting!
Cheers,
Shirley