Class Product Pieces
The following are class product pictures. All of these classes resulted in a series of quilts. The Fons and Porter classes and information on the 1890-1910 quilts started my lengthy series of quilts. In fact, I am not sure the series is finished. I have played with the landscapes and find the process of creating them fascinating. The process of finishing them has not been as successful.
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This is a class product landscape from a class with Valerie Herder. I like the image of the hot, hot Midwest. |
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This quilt includes a block signed by Liz Porter. I took her class on 30's quilts in San Antonio. The quilt was quilted by a group from Houston. |
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This is a close-up of the block and the quilting. |
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After a class with Marianne Fons, I was hooked on the 1890-1910 era quilts. Straight Furrows was one of the first I made. The blocks are all the same design but look very different from value placement. In keeping with that period, the quilting is an all over Baptist Fan. |
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Close-up of the quilting on the Straight Furrows quilt. Quilting by Marie Tacker. |
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Another of the 1890-1910 reproduction quilts. These Old Stars are the same block. The differences come with the value placement of the fabrics. |
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Close-up of Old Stars and overall clam shell quilting by Dottie Wilson. |
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