I attended a class last Friday with
Judy Niemeyer that
Tiny Stitches sponsored. She taught two different classes. The first one was for 2 days and was for people who are experienced paper piecers who have made projects by Judy. I have paper pieced but have not done any of her patterns so I decided to take the one day beginner class. In this class, we started making her Rain Drops project. I got a collection of bright batiks with dark backgrounds and should look great.
Here is Judy at the class. Look at the wonderful quilt behind her! I would love to get the fabric she used for this quilt.
Here I am with the first block that I pieced. After doing this one, I started chain piecing and have about 14 of them 1/2 done. I think I will take them to the Red Top retreat in early March and work on them some more. We will have 3 whole days to sew and I should be able to get the top of the quilt pieced.
Here is Judy at the class. Look at the wonderful quilt behind her! I would love to get the fabric she used for this quilt.
Here I am with the first block that I pieced. After doing this one, I started chain piecing and have about 14 of them 1/2 done. I think I will take them to the Red Top retreat in early March and work on them some more. We will have 3 whole days to sew and I should be able to get the top of the quilt pieced.
WOW... I purchased one of her patterns, but I have since given it to a friend who might actually make it. (I too like the quilt in the background! Nice & simple - must be only 4 or 5 fabrics?)
ReplyDeleteHow neat! I might try one of these one day.....might! Love your colors!
ReplyDeleteI agree, the fabric choices for her quilt are gorgeous but I like your block too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the interesting post about your class with Judy. I completed her double wedding ring design for my granddaughter two years ago and will be taking another of Judy's classes in November. This time I will be doing the Coxcomb or Feathered Star pattern. As usual, my brain is working overtime trying to coordinate fabrics for the project!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the interesting post about your class with Judy. I completed her double wedding ring design for my granddaughter two years ago and will be taking another of Judy's classes in November. This time I will be doing the Coxcomb or Feathered Star pattern. As usual, my brain is working overtime trying to coordinate fabrics for the project!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the interesting post about your class with Judy. I completed her double wedding ring design for my granddaughter two years ago and will be taking another of Judy's classes in November. This time I will be doing the Coxcomb or Feathered Star pattern. As usual, my brain is working overtime trying to coordinate fabrics for the project!
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