Good Morning, Quilters!
Today’s quilt (20 x 20″) began last December as a practice piece to try out new motifs–do you recognize any? Some never made it to the Tuesday Tutorial lineup…
As I was cleaning my sewing room, I thought this would make a great “stream of consciousness” quilt like the blue one I made HERE.
Several readers said it reminded them of Karlee Porter’s Graffiti quilts.
Graffiti Quilting has a much better ring to it than stream of consciousness quilting, so I think I will adopt this term as well–
unless YOU can come up with our own term???
We could call it “Where’s Waldo? Quilting”...
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CRAFTSY
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Hope you find a little time to quilt or doodle today!
Lori
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13 comments
Susan Spencer
Really like the candy-stripes on the binding–really gives it added “zing”!
Claire
Love this one!
Shirley Sylvester
Would love to purchase your Craftsy class “Divide & Conquer”.Cannot do it on our computer,I would buy a DVD of same in a flash.
Any suggestions?
Shirley
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Shirley, Please contact Craftsy –check in with their experts–they are amazing! Please let me know what they tell you!
Галина
У вас всегда доброе направление творчества и мне это нравится. Лори, вы умница!
Lori Kennedy
Thank you so much! I love that though we are oceans apart we can meet on this forum to share our favorite topic-quilting! Thanks for commenting!
Marilyn Larkin
Thank-you for sharing all your Christmas vase quilts, I think they are just perfect for people like me who give up on one idea and start on another. I think they could be called the grasshopper quilts, hopping from one idea to the next. Thank-you for everything this year, you have achieved so much and I have learned so much. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Lori.
Lori Kennedy
I LOVE Grasshopper quilts! You must know me…Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you as well!
Connie Haynes
You graffiti quilt is beautiful and the binding is a perfect addition.
Thank you for sharing your expertise with us.
Lisa
I love this one. It is perfect!!!
Terrie
Very creative, this would be fun to do for every holiday! I do have one question-Where do you begin to quilt? To me it would seem to be the center, but not sure that is correct. Love your imagination, too! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
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I don’t think it matters very much where you start.
treadlemusic
Whatever it’s called………it’s simply lovely!!!!!!!!
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