I started yet another quilt....the third start in one week's time. Sheesh! I'm using my neutral scraps and sewing them together using the slab technique, as shown in my book
Sunday Morning Quilts. (yay!!!) I bet I run out of steam on this project before I run out of scraps! :)
On another note....
If you are interested in the
Mother's Day Quilt Retreat, in Dodgeville, Wisconsin, there are still spots available.
The deadline for signing up is March 28, so in one week from today. It's only $250 for the entire weekend, including meals, lodging and the classes. I will be teaching my machine quilting sampler class, which covers free motion quilting, quilting with a walking foot and a quilt as you go technique. I hope you can join me there! You can read all the details
here. Feel free to email me with any questions you may have.
23 comments:
*wipes tear from eye* Oatmeal quilt love the name it made me chuckle! Can't wait to see the updates on how it's going.Loving the warm tones quilt!! =D
Those "oatmeal" blocks don't have to be a whole quilt - they'd be great applique backgrounds - or a great base for a pillow! Either way, I think they're great!
I also love the oatmeal blocks. This will be a beauty!
Im new to quilting and some say ive caught the bug!...your work is stunning.
Love Jen's idea to use the oatmeal for an applique background!
The blocks look great and I am really enjoying your book. You did a great job on it. It has so many ideas I can hardly wait to dive into
them all! I even blogged about it today :0)
Happy Sewing
Oh my! the retreat is actually near me!! I had no idea you lived even in the same region of the country as me, let alone that close! (well, assuming you live somewhere close to the retreat! Unfortunately my little baby is too little to leave overnight, but this does sound like fun!! (the other hard part, I suppose, would be that I do all my sewing and quilting on a 1953 Pfaff in a cabinet... way too heavy to bring somewhere for a retreat. :(
Your retreat is so close to me - wish I could go!
Lovin' where you're goin with the oatmeal quilt! I was thisclose to coming out to your retreat, but alas, it wasn't meant to be. Still bummed about it. :(
Enjoying the book very much! Sure wish I lived closer :)
Can't wait to get your book.
That oatmeal quilt is definitely on my list.
Great work!! Well done x
Just ordered THE Book!
If I lived closer I would attend the retreat for sure!! :0)
I'm doing it! (The retreat, that is!) It's my Mother's Day gift to me! I'm so excited, can't wait ;-)
It's fun to see the different values in these blocks. Since they are all different sizes I'm eager to see how they are used or pieced into a top.
I've been trying to spend less time reading craft books and blogs, and more time actually crafting... But this 'slab technique' looks and sounds interesting. Is it an improv method? Your book might have to move from my wishlist to my basket...
Ohhhhh I am making a neutral quilt right now. I can't wait to see yours come together!
I look forward to hearing all about your retreat- I bet you have a great time.
I LOVE the cream and white together! Very elegant and modern. ;p
love the oatmeal color palette, can't wait to see the finished quilt! conratulations on your book, thanks for sharing your talent, you're such an inspiration!!!
I am loving your oatmeal quilt blocks, such a peaceful feel.
Wish I could join your retreat, but too far from the UK I am afraid! Enjoy it!
Why did you start another project? :) I have been showing your book to people at work...two people think that they might buy it. :) :)
Is Terri going to be at the retreat. If so, I can't begin to say how, um, what's a nice word...envious I am!Your oatmeal quilt is going to be fantastic. I have scads of neutrals and have always wanted to do a quilt like this.
My niece wanted these oatmeal colors in her quilt for her wedding gift. I was kind of wishy-washy about it, but now I've seen yours, I'm excited! Thanks!
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