Needlework meets Quilting

So, I thought I¹d share something on topic for a change.

I just got my Jinny Beyer NL ­ and was browsing it last night at dinner. DH commented that the quilt on the cover was really, really nice, very cool,...hint. ³Good project for 2015² (he knows about WIPs and UFOs). As I look at it, I say - ³hey ­ that¹s the quilt which is actually the Twister piece I¹m teaching (but doing in purple/pink & deep green). Then try to show him, just looking at 4 blocks, a small section of the quilt that you can see they¹re the same ­ essentially. (for those who don¹t know ­ and why should you ­ Jinny Beyer is a very famous quilting diva, with many books, and a studio here in the DC area. She¹s a very interesting, gifted ­ and nice ­ person. Another example of how spoiled we are around here with so many talented artisans, and shops. And, lucky me, took some classes at her studio when I first started quitling (she¹s a big hand quilter, and I¹m not, but still.....)

Pretty cool. Anyhow, as the JB studio is having their sale this week, and as I do need a tiny, tiny, tiny bit of fabric to do finishing on some projects, I¹m going to stop by this afternoon ­ with my WIP Twister. Should be an interesting reaction in the shop.

For the curious ­ this is a link to Jinny¹s website ­ and if you click on the link to get the latest Newsletter ­ the quilt I¹m speaking of is on the cover in the left hand bottom. Going to be featured in McCalls Feb Quilting mag. I had actually been thinking about asking her for permission to turn one of her original designs into stitchable pattern ­ and this may be my opening for chatting about it.

Ellice ­ who has to go stitch or something like that

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