She also mentioned she is thinking of starting an online group and and an online doll quilt club type thing. She was wondering if there was interest in such a thing and I said I know several people who would probably love it! So keep an open for it on her web site if you think you would like to do it.
So here is my finished top! It had a different border fabric, but Kathy had brought this homespun with and I really liked the way that looked instead of the print from the kit - so I used this! And I threw in the tan/brown checked fabric to give it a bit more brownish tint. I"m really happy with it!
And here is what I made from all the little scraps of fabric from the kit! Adorable isn't it!
And here is a new batch of Civil War Blocks! I still have many more to go to catch up with this week! But at least I"ve made progress!
22 comments from wonderful readers:
glad you enjoyed your class.LOVE the left over quilt, it is wonderful.
I agree I really like the border you used.
I am going to have to see if the library has that book I would love to read it.
Your blocks are great!
you ARE making progress!
good for you
Kathie
Well, I suppose you already guessed that I would LOVE to play along. Sounds like a fantastic day. I particularly like the reading aloud . . . more than my cuppa *s*
what a wonderful way to spend a day. I own both those books and would love the opportunity to meet Kathleen Tracy! I hope she does decide to do an online club!! I'm in...
your projects are just darling! Oh to get into the sewing room again...been down with the flu for just over a week and I'm going crazy!
I like the little leftover quilt just as much as the other! Sounds like a fun time...I am really loving little doll quilts right now!
Oh do I recognize the center of your CW block from the Wmburg line? Such fun blocks. And your Broken Dishes is wonderful and your little scraps all used up. You must be feeling very efficient!
You can make many many quilts always out of scraps. Great quilts.
I love your little quilt. Funny thing is I have her first book on its way to me already. Now I am looking forward to receiving it even more. Tracy
Oh what fun that workshop must have been! I love your little quilt, now I'm really dying to try out some of the quilts in the American Doll Quilt book. Those CW blocks are lovely as well -- and I'm sure you'll "catch up" quickly :0).
You made adorable mini quilts. And I'm so YEALOUS that you met Tracy!!! Next I will be there too :-)
I love how your quilts just keep going and going...even scraps from doll quilts make more doll quilts!
Your quilts are very sweet. The borders are wonderful. I will watch her site and would love to quilt along one some of her quilts.
The class would have been great, I am fascinated by the prairie women...bought up on Laura Ingalls books and TV I guess.
Love the pincushion, how does it stay there? Tracey
What a great class...keep us posted on the online group...sounds like lots of fun. Love those little quilts. Your Civil War blocks are awesome...I need to get caught up.
I love your tops! I cannot believe the top what you made from scraps. You have alot of talent. It sounds like a wonderful class.
Hi Dawn, what fun! Having a class from Kathleen must have been heaven *VBS* I just showed my little version of the broken dishes quilt from here Prairie Children book a few days ago. Mine still lacks borders, but that's normal for me. Keep auditioning fabrics trying to find just the right one.
I've got the Bear Paw cut out and ready to sew. Doll quilts are such fun to make. An online class with her would be wonderful, I have goth books. Hugs, Finn
Hi Dawn,
Lucky girl, I would love to meet kathleen and take a class with her. I have just bought the first three of the Covered Wagon books - there are 11 apparently - and I am enjoying them very much so far.
happy quilting
Jenny in Belgium
Sounds like a fantastic day Dawn...love the blocks and the quilt!
Beautiful work!
Oh my gosh there's so much yummy stuff here I can hardly figure out where to start. I'm loving the civil war block on the bottom right. Yuuummm. And I'm completely impressed with what you whipped up out of those scraps from your lovely broken dishes piece. You're just makin' it happen!
I'm so glad I stopped in. ;)
What a treat to take a class with Kathleen. I love her doll quilts and would be interested in a online club.
You work wonders with your scraps...I love it.
No wonder why you are so busy!*S* Ahhhhhuuu, I love your doll quilts!!!!!!!!!!! Both of looks SO beautiful!!!!!!!
Me too..I love thoose dollquilts!!!
Been planning to buy that book for some time now...Now seems to be the right moment!!
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