::Value Quilt Class::
Just a friendly reminder and some shameless self-promotion for my Seeing Value Class next Wednesday. Sure to add some juice to your brain when it comes to designing quilts.
I finished quilting my niece Ella’s value quilt (first photo) yesterday. I settled on a random cross hatch. I wasn’t sure at first whether I was happy with the quilting, but knew I didn’t want to follow the lines of the diamond. It’s great and super soft!
Binding is going to be a plunge for me with Alexander Henry Heath in black to match the back (and hopefully the front). It’s cut and I’m committed.
It turned out great. Ella’s quilt back is designed in the same layout as her brother Ethan’s quilt.
Can’t wait to get pictures of both of them together.
I noticed that the value class is being taught elsewhere with half square triangles now, so my brain is starting to think of a new block. This might be the last time I’ll teach it with this block. The universe is telling me it’s time to come up with something new.
Great quilts! Can’t wait to see how you’ll teach that class with a new block. Wish I was closer to take your classes.
My brain is spinning.
Love it!! The random cross hatch quilting is a great idea. i think the Heath fabric will make a great binding… it’s one of my new favorites.
Jennifer 🙂
I stockpiled it in the home dec and so happy they came out with this!
Oh my. Those quilts are gorgeous.
Do you ever teach in Vermont?
I wish. I haven’t been there in about 12 years.
Clever woman ~ you’ll come up with something terrific, I’m sure!
oh, I’d love to take a class with you! I love those value quilts!
Just found your blog and looking forward to digging in daily! Thanks for the great read.
I love that binding!!!
It’s all sewn down and looks great!
Hi Katie … if geography was not an issue I would love to come along to your class! I’ve blogged about you today! Hope you like what I’ve said … Cheers, Wendy
Thanks Wendy.
That’s a cool quilt. I really like that the darks and lights aren’t all that dark or light. I see you have an improvisational patchwork class…that’s intriguing.
Loads of mediums give it that softer look. Got another up on the design wall now, though I have to say I’m a little sick of HSTs.