Jackie's Choice
by Vicki Welsh
You may have noticed Vicki's blocks on our Flickr page. She's been making two sets. Because today is Vicki Welsh day on two of my blogs she was motivated to finish the tops she's been working on.
"Through the process I also figured out the names. While working on them I figured out that each one really reflected the personality of my grandmothers. The symmetry one will be called Jackie's Choice and the shibori one will be called Lura's Choice."
Jackie's Choice in progress
38 Nonsense
Vicki loves to play with the fabric, cutting this set in kaleidoscope design inspired by Paula Nadelstern classes.
Brick Pavement
Vicki wrote:
"This is the layout for the symmetry version. The cornerstones will be quarter-square triangle kaleidoscope blocks. The brown in the EQ sketch is actually a black fabric with brown and steel blue dots. I think it will create a nice transition from the blocks to the hand-dyed black background."
To read more see Vicki's blog here. Scroll down to read the post:
Some other web sites for Vicki:
Flickr Photostream:http://www.flickr.com/photos/10967488@N06/with/8768063805/
Shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/vickiwelsh?ref=si_shop
An amazing setting. I love the fabrics Vicki used, making this unique to her and her own history.
ReplyDeleteI have been following Vicki's progress on these blocks
ReplyDeleteThose quilts are gorgeous and love the way the fabrics and pattern work in a total new way.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
These finished quilts that you are featuring are all amazing! They each look so different, I am completely shocked. Maybe a great book idea would be to profile finished quilts from these blocks. My quilt is not looking anything like any of these shown so far!
ReplyDeleteYour fabric is beautiful and your interpretation of the patterns with your fabric is stunning. As you mentioned, I was one of those quilters afraid of hand dyes but recently ventured into using them for the variances of shading and color. I was very pleased with the result and have another project in mind. hulet.walls@cox.net
ReplyDeleteThat fabric and arrangement are beyond beautiful. If only such fabrics were available to those of us who live so remotely in the woods of NE Washington state. :(
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful, and a great example of how fabrics make the quilt look different. WOW
ReplyDeleteI would love to have some of your beautiful fabric...esp. after seeing what you have done with it. Your quilts are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love the Jackie's Choise quilt. Especially how the fabric is used and the arrangement is made. Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts. I love the hand dyed fabrics!
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