This is my third spiral. I was inspired by the quilts of Kristin Miller, a Canadian quilter. She doesn't have a blog that I know of, but if you are interested, her website is www.kristinmillerquilts.com.
Friday, November 30, 2012
Spiral
Does this count as a string quilt??? It WAS constructed of random width strips sewn round and round.
Obviously it's a work in progress, but if I show it here I might feel like I should keep going. I have been really bogged down this fall sewing things I needed to sew rather than things I wanted to sew. That's going to change now!
This is my third spiral. I was inspired by the quilts of Kristin Miller, a Canadian quilter. She doesn't have a blog that I know of, but if you are interested, her website is www.kristinmillerquilts.com.
This is my third spiral. I was inspired by the quilts of Kristin Miller, a Canadian quilter. She doesn't have a blog that I know of, but if you are interested, her website is www.kristinmillerquilts.com.
this is great, Lori. I'm not a gatekeeper here, so if you think it's a string quilt, its a string quilt. It's a lovely spiral, and thanks for pointing us to Kristin Miller.
ReplyDeleteThis is so definitely a string thing. Do you square them up when done or put them together with kite shapes? Tell all. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely and it looks like a string to me - I'd like to see more!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is really great. Keep going!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful!! And I would certainly call it a string quilt.
ReplyDeleteLove it.
Super! Don't stop!
ReplyDeleteCathy, you are invited to follow my blog
ReplyDeleteHi! Very interesting your string Quilts.I love to work with strings,I am somewhat addicted to it.Cool your snail out of strings! Greetings from Vienna Erika.
ReplyDeleteI like it! It was made with strings and it is scrappy, it is a string block to me ... ;) Pat
ReplyDeleteThat has got to be the most creative string project I've ever seen. I love it.
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