Showing posts with label Quilt.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quilt.. Show all posts

Thursday, 30 August 2012

new Quilt ideas

It is a long time ago that I posted something on my blog.
This had to do with the new way of blogger,
not all new things are good!!!
 I have a lot of troubleswith it.

Tomorrow  I see Lucy and ask her a few things.

This summer, made blocks for the quiltretreat by Gwen Marston this autum.

In the QUILTMANIA NR 90   this idea I liked  ,
I have boxes of squares so I tried


Here is the result
 
And you organise the blocks
 
You cut them
 
 
You make a block with 9 squares

Monday, 28 May 2012

New Quilts

This last to weeks I did a lot here you see the results this block will be the center of the madaillion quilt ,
I am going to make at Gwen Marston Quilt Retreat in the fall.
This little quilttop I made for my mother.
With the Josephine Fabric From Petra Prins by Windham
My mother owns The Antique quilt,From 1800,
which was the inspiration for the fabric.

Thursday, 22 December 2011

Baby quilt made by Sonia Delaunay.

Today the dutch newspaper NRC has an article about abstract art.
It shows a picture of this baby quilt made by SONIA DELAUNAY
in 1911 for her son charles.
It is in Paris in Centre Pompidou.



I wish you all a fine Christmas

Monday, 5 September 2011

Quilt in the making.

Two years ago I was in the USA to a Quilt retreat by GWEN MARSTON
and started this Quilt.
Now I like to finish it.
I like to share this with you.

My cat Pluisje is helping.




Saturday, 30 April 2011

Antique Quilts.

Today I want to share with you one of the most beautiful quilts I have in my collection of antique quilts:

I bought it in Houston last year.
I fell in love with the crib quilt and then there was a big quilt with the same patern it was impossible to seperate the quilts.


detail


the big quilt

This Book had a picture and info about the quilt.




Crib Quilts and other small wonders by Thos.K.Woodard & Blanche Greenstein

43 Sunburst
c. 1885 Lehigh County Pennsylvania 39”x 42”.
Thirty-six miniature quilt blocks,
separated by a blue cross and surrounded on
three sides by rows of variable star blocks and
on the fourth side with a birds in air variation,
form the basis for the design.
A bit crudely pieced and quilted,
but imaginative, this is a mate to an almostidentical,
well-worn quilt from the same area,
probably made by the same maker
for two siblings.
Collection of Richard and Rosemarie Machmer,
Now they both are mine.