I've posted some new pics

You're really 'into' College stuff Connie! They're great; and I really like the Bug Jar quilt, with some having fallen over and the contents escaping - fun! . In message , Connie S writes

Wonderful quilts, all of them. Dancing in the moonlight for ya, Connie!

Karen, Queen of Squishies

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Great quilts, Connie!!

I really like your memory quilt. Good Job!

Not really. I sew for a living. Just about anything that can be sewn, mostly apparel for clients. But I'm getting more orders for quilts and just to quilt tops for people.

The college stuff is for family. Ihave 6 children and 8 (so far) grandchildren and I'm making a quilt for each one. I've got more pictures to post once I get them scanned in.

Connie

Patti wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@quik.clara.co.uk:

Hi Connie,

Great quilts! Some of my Ohio cousins went to Ohio State. And even though I'm a Bengals fan, I think your Dolphins quilts is wonderful! How'd you do that?

Kay Ahr in NV

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Connie S wrote: Hello everyone:

I've posted some new pics of a few quilts I did in 2006.

If you want to have a look see go to

Connie

Kay:

I scanned in the image from the back of the quilt, opened it in Paint, changed the attributes to the size I needed and printed it in black and white.

I then marked the pieces, traced them onto the back of Wonder-Under, pressed the pieces on the correct fabric, cut them out, reassembled them on the white background, pressed them onto the background and then satin stitched them with black cotton thread.

Tedious but I think it was well worth it.

"Kay Ahr" wrote in news:1168035890.236505.122600 @s80g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

DEFINITELY worth it! Just beautiful!

Thanks for the details -- gives me food for quilt thought. . . . . chocolate will have to do for now.

Kay Ahr in NV

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Connie S wrote: Kay:

I scanned in the image from the back of the quilt, opened it in Paint, changed the attributes to the size I needed and printed it in black and white.

I then marked the pieces, traced them onto the back of Wonder-Under, pressed the pieces on the correct fabric, cut them out, reassembled them on the white background, pressed them onto the background and then satin stitched them with black cotton thread.

Tedious but I think it was well worth it.

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"Kay Ahr" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@s80g2000cwa.googlegroups.com: I think your Dolphins quilts is wonderful! How'd you do that?

Kay Ahr in NV