New Quilts

New Quilts!

Pinwheel Pizazz
I am excited about these new quilts.  Now all I have to do is write the patterns!

Blue is Blue
These quilts were beautifully quilted by Patti Marrin of PM Quilt Design.
I can't wait to show them off at the new fabric store, Make it Sew,  in Chanhassen, MN where I will be working.  The new store opens Jan. 3, 2010.  It will be a store nobody will want to miss coming to, full of beautiful fabrics, great patterns, wonderful classes and knowledgeable staff.

Tropical Splendor

This is the second quilt I have done using this design.  The first one was called Chocolate Souffle' and was done in brown tones.  I only used four fabrics to create this quilt.  The wonderful fabrics by Kaffe Fassett and Philip Jacobs have great color and movement.  This quilt will be in The Sampler booth at the International Quilt Festival in Houston in November.

New Quilt Design

I fell in love with this group of fabrics when I saw it at The Sampler quilt shop.  I couldn't resist putting them into a new quilt design.  The pattern will be available soon.

Working with images in Electric Quilt 7

I love playing with images in Electric Quilt 7.  This is a picture of my sons, taken this summer.

This is how the picture looked after I played with some of the effects EQ7 has to offer in the image worktable.  I used EQ Printables (inkjet fabric sheets) to print the picture onto fabric.

With the addition of a couple borders and quilting I got a great little wallhanging for my sewing room.

Having Fun at the Quilt Expo in Madison, Wisconsin

The Quilt Expo in Madison, Wisconsin is a great quilt show.  I worked in The Sampler booth during the show and had a fantastic time.

I enjoyed sharing my new table runner patterns with everyone.

This is a quilt show that everyone would enjoy.

More fun with EQ7

I took some pictures of our garden and had some more fun with them in EQ7 using the symmetry tool.  Hopefully some day they will find themselves in a quilt.

Having fun with Electric Quilt 7

I have owned Electric Quilt since it was just Electric Quilt without any number behind it.  They have come a long way.  I love playing with EQ7.  I am having tons of fun with the Image editing tools, especially the symmetry tool.  I have just begun to explore.  Here is the original picture.....

Here is what you can do(plus a lot more) with EQ7 symmetry tool.  Think of what you could do with a beautiful photography of a flower.  I see quilt blocks in my future.  All I have to do is print them on fabric and start building a quilt.  Stay tuned.