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Lone Robin element #5
The fifth element for the Lone Robin is “gradations.” While I was visiting my sister in North Carolina, I visited 2 fabric stores. I bought about 8 different fabrics, all of which had some kind of gradation. I had no … Continue reading
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Asheville hamsa class part 2
In the hamsa class I also taught them how to make royzelach (Jewish snowflakes that have a Magen David in the center) for the holiday of Shavuot. Royzelach is the word for roses in Yiddish. According to midrash when we … Continue reading
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Hamsa class at Beth Israel in Asheville, NC
While I was in Asheville visiting my sister, I taught a paper-cut hamsa class at Congregation Beth Israel. Here are some of the students’ work. The next two are from students who didn’t want their faces photographed. Here’s the … Continue reading
The other ladder
Here’s the fairy door and ladder I made, installed on the tree in front of our house.
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A tale of two ladders
I seem to have ladders on the brain right now. I’m piecing a ladder into my Lone Robin quilt. Prompt #4 is roads, paths, ladders, and steps. Each space between the rungs on this ladder is at least 1/4 inch … Continue reading
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Lone Robin 2021
I’m running behind in this year’s Lone Robin. However, I worked on it for a few days, and now I’m working on the current prompt. Julia created the Lone Robin for the SF Quilt Guild. With her permission, I’m running … Continue reading
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My first quilt
Here’s a detail of my first quilt: On Thursday, 5/13/21 at the EBHQ Zoom Meet Up meeting, one of the activities will be participants sharing their first quilts. Here is mine. I started this quilt at age 13, when I was inspired … Continue reading
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Log cabin quilted!
If you double click on the photo it will get bigger. I’m done with the quilting! Now I need to put the binding on it. I’m going with a facing rather than a traditional binding. That’s where all the binding … Continue reading
quilting my inprov log cabin
I’m working on quilting this log cabin. I’m not marking any lines. I don’t have a plan yet. I’m quilting a few lines with a walking foot, and then that gives me an idea of what to try next. I’m … Continue reading
Improv Log Cabin
I’m working on this log cabin quilt. In my previous post I mentioned that I thought this quilt needed a tiny orange square in the upper left corner. I could have fused a square on top, but instead I took … Continue reading