Another one done! :)

Aug 04, 2007 20 Replies

Last night I finished #2 of the three Jennie Rayment projects I started at camp. :) This one is called Tucked-Up Circles, and it may well be my favorite of the three. It's at ; I've also added a detail photo of Twitch, Twiddle & Tweak, as well as one for Tucked-Up Circles.



TUC had us adding folded fabric into a circle cut into wedges, next sewing the circle back together and then "fiddling" with the tucks that resulted. I did mine all in one color (pale ones work best), since I wanted the emphasis on the texture, rather than on the colors/fabrics.



Now I have an EQ6 lesson and a Math for Quilters lesson to do for Quilt University, and then I may be able to get going on the third project. With DH away for a few days, I'm doing more than I'd be able to do normally.


They both look great!

You've got quite a few things going on. I admire your ability to get them all done.

marcella

Thanks, Marcella. :)

Maybe you'd better hold of on the admiration until I *do* get them done? ;)

Oh boy, they're pretty! The setting is just right for the circles. Well done, Sandy. It's marvellous to see that the classes at camp, year after year, turn into such beautiful things. . In message , Sandy writes

Thanks, Pat! :) I'm so glad you like them. :) But don't look too closely at my camp projects, or you'll remember that I haven't yet finished the ones from 2006. ;)

Thanks, Taria! :)

I hope .... ;)

Both of those are wonderful, Sandy. And both classes I had wanted to take. sigh. Maybe one year......

Lovely indeed.

Pati, in Phx

Sandy wrote:

Thanks, Pati! :) I wish you had been able to take the classes -- they were such fun, and I really like all of this twiddling and fiddling.

Go, Sandy, go! That is beautiful. Dancing in the moonlight for ya!

Karen, Queen of Squishies

Just breathtaking. Wow. Polly

Sandy wrote in news:invalid-84B238.11421904082007 @news.motzarella.org:

Wow! Those are incredible! I absolutely love them. Kudos, Sandy!

Saw her on Simply Quilts, she sure had it down to a science with the way she "tweaked and twiddled". Gonna have to 'come see' on our next trip to your area :)

Butterfly (Should have my new glasses by then)

Thanks, Tricia! :) Jennie Rayment has several books out that will teach you how to do this sort of thing, if you can't get a class with her. :)

Yes, she really does have it down to a science -- or art, or whatever. She's amazing!

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