Doodle Quilts-Your First Assignment

August 17, 2012

There is a great deal of excitement here at The Inbox Jaunt.  It was truly amazing to see all of the interest generated by the Doodle Quilts.  I am grateful to all of you who commented, re-blogged, linked, or just came for a look-see.  Truly amazing!  Thank you!    Never again will I underestimate the power of the World Wide Web!

I believe the excitement is largely because each of us is harboring a doodle that is aching to be released onto cloth!?  So let’s get to it!  Over the next several weeks I will walk you through my method and help you create your VERY OWN doodle quilt…

There will be:   Tutorials….Assignments….Challenges…Projects…Linky Parties…. and of course PHOTOs, lots and lots of photos!

For now, I will leave you with:

Assignment #1:  Start saving your DOODLEs.  (oh, and get a notebook—every project deserves a new notebook)–I’ll give you some suggestions on how to use a notebook for doodles next time.

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  • It’s great that you will do this. I just love the colors you used in this Amish Bars quilt and the way your doodles update it. Wondering if the 2nd twin is getting eager to have hers…..

    • Thank you. I do love the bold graphic colors of the Amish quilts, but looove the richness of hand-dyed fabrics. The twins just left for college two hours ago–already miss them, but will try to have the quilt to her by Labor Day. Thanks for visiting (and commenting)!

  • vonholdt

    underestimate the internet? how about because your doodle quilts are spectacular! now I wish I had a sewing machine…

    • Check the internet-I’m sure you can find one–and then follow along! Thank you–I am truly flattered!

  • Swoon! So beautiful – do you hand-dye your own fabric? I love the colors and you have inspired me to join in on your doodle tutorial! I made a quilt for my son when he left for college too – looks like we have similar taste in colors and fabrics 🙂

    • Wow! Thank you for your kind words –we do have similar taste–we both love COLOR! I do hand dye my own fabrics. It is so much fun to see the rich colors one can dye. I plan to do some dyeing tutorials — it is so much easier than the books make it seem!

    • PS–I’m so glad you’re going to join in!!

  • Oh lovely I”ll be following those colours are amazing just like a watercolour….

  • Rhonda Rannow

    Lori, again your quilts are amazing!! I’m still “waiting” for the right project to use your hand dyed fabrics. You’re motivating me with these tutorials!! :)R

    • Just use them! I will send more…I want to see your creations with them! Also, I will be doing a January post of the wedding quilt. I’m having a hard time photographing it.

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