End of the Day

Not a full house for this Bow Tie class (at least on quilter was missing from this shot), but definitely a class full of talent and loads of fun. We managed to make a block or two while geting a good amount of chatter on design with the new skinny line yesterday.

Fan Club's Fan

Jan, with the fan, shows off her start of the Bow Tie Quilt. All we needed was some material, rotary cutter or scissors, and a sewing machine. For sewing gradual curves, adding skinny line, and improvisational piecing, the featherweight seems just fine.

If It's On the Wall, It's Finished

Got the Bow Ties quilt finished, and it's always fun to see it hanging up. I'll make another come this summer. For now, there are other things in the queue.

Tic Tac Bow (Tie)

Got the Bow Ties framed and ready to load on the longarm tomorrow to quilt up. My experiment with adding a thin line to a shape has just begun. Can't wait to see how it turns out.

Bit More in Case

Made more Bow Ties, just in case I wanted concentric squares. Which I think I do. Next, I want to try for minimal. You'll see.

Proofing

Working in a friend's studio with a REAL wood burning fireplace today for my new take on the Bow Tie quilt. This is all about that skinny line, color and impact. I've got a few more tricks to iron out, then I'll be ready to share more.