I was watching an old Sewing with Nancy program and Bruce Seeds was the guest in Nancy's Corner.
Bruce Seeds - quilt maker
Interesting site, but I am at a loss as to why any of the replies are in some way a "male perspective." I am also a bit interested in that book to see exactly how that style quilt is made
Brian Christiansen
Thanks for the site. It was very inspiring. I don't see the "male perspective" in his answer but rather an "artist's perspective". Wish I had the time to stop and make a few kaleidoscope blocks today. Always love how one fabric can create so many different patterns.
Susan
WOW. Definitely a man in love with hexagons, and one who had definitely perfected them!
Karen, Queen of Squishies
Perhaps it is my own sense of humour when I envisioned Tim the Toolman Taylor as a quilter and his not being able to sew the top to the batt and backing without 'that other special machine' - "more power" grunt-grunt! I have the 3book series and I also have 2 fabrics cut out already with half-hexagons stitched together - I just need to get organized and in frame to start the design wall/sewing process. barnyowl
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