Some of my Quilts
So since I went through the closet for the fabric, I figured I show you why I have all this fabric and how I got so many scraps. Here are some of my master pieces. At least these are some of the ones I still have at home. I lost track on how many I made since I started quilting, but I know I gave away a whole bunch of them as presents for weddings or birthdays or to my MIL and so on. A lot of them were baby quilts too. I know this is supposed to be a knitting blog and I'm afraid I'll have to change the name of it, but like I said before, as long as it's made with needles and thread, no matter what kind, I'm there. Did I mention that my aunt used to sew and my mom's uncle was a tailor? I guess it's in the blood somehow. Oh, and I just got the new KnitPicks catalog in the mail and already found something I can do again. I love the catalogs, if not to buy, then at least for inspiration.
posted by Angelika @ 4:39 PM
6 Comments:
Wow, you've made some beautiful quilts. You are a very talented woman, aren't you? I tried my hand at quilting before the kids were born, but once I discovered knitting, I completely lost interest in quilting. Maybe when someone figures out how to put more hours in the day, I can go back to it :)
They're magnificent!
When I first came to the U.S., there was only one horrible LYS. Out of desperation, I tried quilting. Failed miserably at it.
is there anything your don't do? ;) you crochet , knit, quilt... anything else we should know about! your are soooo talented in the arts... truely you are.....
Your quilts are beautiful! Someday I'll teach myself to use that machine I have. The only action mine's had is with the awful ACUs.
Die sehen ja toll aus! Für sowas habe ich keine Geduld....
LG Karin
Hallo Angelika,
your quilts are beautiful. Die Farbzusammenstellung ist einfach klasse.
Wie schaffst Du das alles nur? ich bin wirklich begeistert.
Grüße
Angelika from Germany, Freising
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