After that, I finished up the quilting on a charity quilt pieced by a member of my guild. I used the new Circle Lord "Spiro Thingy" Love that thing! Fast and sooo easy, and looks fabulous. I posted a video using it on my website.
And then, I started quilting the little mini quilts for my upcoming class on adding color to quilts using Irena Bluhm's technique (with her permission of course). I limited the class to 20 since I am providing the quilts to color. I probably should do them all the same, but I'd be bored out of my mind doing 20 of the exact same thing, so I'm not. I'll stitch 4 basic "frame" designs, and then vary the details within them. That way, everyone ends up with something a little different, and I don't go nuts with boredom. All of the"frame" designs are being done with various Circle Lord templates. I haven't decided yet what I'll do for background fills...got to get the main designs done first. Here's a peek of the very early stages of quilting.
And that was my day! What did you do today?
Your students will also appreciate having different designs to choose from! What did I do? Well, I had the third day of my excellent Paula nadelstern class, talked to Carol bryer Fallert about her best of show quilt, looked at quilts and bought a few things! Wish you and Mary were here!
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