Okay, so the quilt is not yet made, but I need the name ASAP. Why? Because the Challenge Chairman needs to start making the display cards, etc. The quilt will feature shoes. I would love to come up with a fun title for the quilt ... maybe a song, or maybe a play on words, or maybe a pun. Any fun ideas?? Thanks, PAT in VA/USA
Name this quilt
Aug 15, 2007
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How about...
Kickin Up Your Heels (if they are high heeled shoes) Quilting soothes the Soles If the shoe fits... Footloose and Fancy Free Steppin' Up and Steppin' Out
That's all I can come up with for now... I'll think on it!!!
What pattern (type of shoes) are you all doing? Sounds like fun!
"Steppin' Out?" "A Mile in My/Her Shoes?" "Walking on the Sunny Side of the Street?" "Give her/me an inch and she'll/I'll take a foot?" "Dogs Barking?" (high heels, of course!) "Walking on cloud nine?"
I hope someone else gives you better ideas!! :)
I was thinking 'if the shoe fits' also Kate. I like kicking up your heels to.
ANy blue suede shoes > How about...
Actually, I've been thinking of the blue suede shoes angle, Taria. Also If the Shoe Fits. GMTA. BUT ... this is a challenge quilt based on a specific work of an artist. I have found a fun Andy Warhol picture, My Shoe is Your Shoe, for my entry. It is the BLUE SHOE picture; you might have to scroll. I may do a few small blocks of varied versions of that shoe, or I might just do ONE major version.
http://t> I was thinking 'if the shoe fits' also Kate.
First thing that came to mind was 'Soft Shoe Shuffle'
Step to the front of the Class Step Up Quick Step The Greatest Shoe on Earth Shoe Nuff
Chattanooga Shoe? And a one and a two? Shoo Fly? and we haven't had a little one to do nursery rhymes with in a long, long time but (something like) One shoe off and one shoe on ? Polly
If the shoe fits One Shoe Over the Cuckoo's Nest Never Enough Shoes Dime a Dance Cinderella's Closet Waiting for the Other Shoe to Drop Fit For A Queen The Perfect Shopping Day
Patti in Seattle
That depends on the type of shoe, but here's some songs These boots were made for walkin' Blue Suede Shoes (Elvis) Boot Scootin' Boogie (Dunn?) New Shoes (by Paolo Nutini) Chorus is something like: Hey, I put my new shoes on and everything feels all right. Goodie Two Shoes (Adam Ant) Boogie Shoes (KC and the Sunshine Band) My walkin' shoes (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) Sole Man (twist on song Soul Man) I'd Walk a Thousand Miles
"Agony of De Feet" might be useful for wacky shaped shoes
Other assorted thoughts: Concrete shoes Puss n Boots Head over (high) heels sneaky sneakers flipping over flip flops Walk a hundred miles in someone else's shoes march to a different drummer Debra in VA See my quilts at
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Boot Scootin' was sung by Billy Ray Cyrus......
Lots of good ideas happening..... and giving me ideas too........sigh.
Pati, in Phx
Debra wrote:
There's a movie called 'Kinky Boots' The movie is good, English similar feel as The Full Monty but a completely different story.
Shoe Fly don't bother me -I own too many pairs already! Roberta in D
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"Dancing In The Moonlight" Of course.
Karen, Queen of Squishies
This Quilt Was Made to Travel
Here I Come
Barbara in SC
One shoe, two shoe, red shoe, blue shoe (play on the children's book title)
Time wounds all heels
Sole Mates
Shoe and tell (show and tell)
A quilt is worth a thousand shoes
High heels were invented by a women who was kissed on the forehead.
If the shoe fits, it's ugly.
I still have my feet on the ground, I just wear better shoes. --Oprah
Jump rope song: Cobbler, cobbler, mend my shoe. Give it one stitch, give it two. Give it three, give it four. And if it needs it, give it more. parody: Please my dear, quilt a shoe Give it one stitch, give it two ........
Val
If this is a test, I'm probably going to be sent to the back of the class - but, if memory serves - there's a book by Dr Seuss that is the "Foot" book. We read it dozens of times a day for months when our grandtwins were having a hard time getting their little mouths and brains to manage the 'F' sound. I'm thinking that one went: One Foot, Two Foot, Red Foot, Blue Foot, Foot, foot, foot. It won't bother me one bit to be wrong; just thought I'd toss in a truly worthless 2¢. Polly
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