Blogger’s Quilt Festival – Spring 2011
I am displaying this floral mini quilt in the ‘blogger’s quilt festival – Spring 2011’.
I made this quilt in a Canberra Quilters workshop run by Beth Miller. This is my first art quilt. What inspired me to learn how to make art quilts is Beth Miller’s quilts. If you check her website out you will know what I mean.
When making this quilt I learnt quite a few techniques and learnt some insight into how to make an art quilt, and if you see the actual quilt work in the background, I did that for the first time too and I was quite impressed with the finished product.
Whilst making this quilt I learnt about the endless posibilities of converting some covetted photo memories into quilts and the freedom of using a multitude of techniques to get the desired effects.
Hope you all have a great time in the Blogger’s Quilt Festival – Spring 2011.
About The Author
no3quiltstudio
Rashida is a quilter who loves designing quilts and quilty projects for the busy beginner quilter. Her designs can be found on Etsy and Craftsy on her no3quiltstudio shop.
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Very nice. The swirling quilting is pretty.
So vibrant and beautiful. Love the colors and yourcquilting is lovely. Thanks for sharing and have a great day
Very beautiful quilt work
I like this very much:)
For those of you who are interested, Beth and her daughter Wendy have just launched a new website selling patterns for some of Beth's quilt designs.
Link below for those of you interested.
http://www.quiltsbypattern.com/shop/index.php?route=product/category&path=43
Great beginning for your art quilt "career". Hope this isn't your last as it truly is lovely.
For a first art quilt it is great. I haven't even worked up the nerve to try one. Great job.
That is a very cute quilt.
what a lovely quilt for springtime. The flowers look painted. Great job.
Thanks for stopping by and commenting on my quilted joy applique (flowers and birds)– yes it is an antique quilt from 1850, 160 years old.
What a lovely way to make a wall hanging. It looks great. Great class!