Showing posts with label improv half square triangle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label improv half square triangle. Show all posts
My work is on the Cover of *Quilting Arts Magazine*
*Peaks* 34" by 35"
I have exciting news. I have not only a new article for the upcoming issue of Quilting Arts but I also made THE COVER!
I am so happy. I am on page 62 and the title of the article is *Add a POP of Color*. It's a modern twist to the well known half square triangle. It's fun and different.
Here is the link of the INTERVIEW I had with Managing Editor Kristine Lundblad.
I am linked to: Off the Wall Friday and Kelly's Blog
*Improv Half-Square Triangle* the Workshop
NEW Workshop; it's called Improv Half Square Triangle
6 hour or two 3 hours workshop
With just a few materials you can easily add a POP of color to your quilt blocks. This is an ideal way to use up leftover fabric from other projects and create an entire new quilt. The design possibilities are endless. It’s a perfect technique for working in small spaces.
*Improv* Half-Square Triangle
Oh, how much fun it was to modify and stretch the possibilities.
My goal was:
1- Start with a 7 1/2 inch square and form a half square unit and don't add any extra pieces of fabric.
2- Play with the placement of the blocks and be open to the design ideas that develop during this process, doesn't matter if I failed after a few attempts.
4- Settle with the most unusual design (for me) and finish!
This has been a fascinating process. I failed so many times trying to figure out how the improv composition works with only one block - half-square triangle- I learn a lot and I am pleased with the results. I like it so much that I already started another quilt, which I will share in a future post.
This is a close up before it has been quilted.
These are another close ups after it has been quilting. I have decided to quilt it in straight lines. A combination of machine stitching and hand embroidery lines makes this piece sing, don't you think?
The size is 32" by 33". The binding is not sewn yet but I couldn't resist to share it :)
My quilting group organized a small quilt show in an art gallery to benefit the Women's Exchange in my hometown.
On the photograph you can see only part of the gallery- mine is in the bottom-Everyone did a wonderful job, was a delight to see all the works of art in one room with different styles.
My quilt *Circle flowers* went to a happy home and all the proceeds were donated to the Women's Exchange Organization.
I will be teaching two workshops online in January:
*The Book of secrets*
I hope you can join me. You can read more about it HERE
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