At the Ardingly Show last weekend, the 2nd Feb 2007, there was a section devoted to the quilts of Carolyn Forster. This lady has written a really easy to follow book called "Quilting on the Go". It is a very detailed explanation of the quilting block by block method where you have done most of the quilting before you assemble the blocks into a quilt.
Usually when you see quilts made this way it is obvious what has been done, and the seams are pretty prominent on the back. With these I had to look hard to see that it was actually made and quilted block-by-block. Very skilfully done!
There are suggestions for how to take these blocks with you to quilt on the train, or in a waiting room. What a very good idea! I do enjoy frame quilting, but I can see a place for this in my repertoire too.
Usually when you see quilts made this way it is obvious what has been done, and the seams are pretty prominent on the back. With these I had to look hard to see that it was actually made and quilted block-by-block. Very skilfully done!
There are suggestions for how to take these blocks with you to quilt on the train, or in a waiting room. What a very good idea! I do enjoy frame quilting, but I can see a place for this in my repertoire too.