uniquelynancy

I love doing the scenery quilts but they take longer than regular quilts.
Thank you for the welcome.

uniquelynancy

I think that sounds like a great idea. I love sharing quilting!

uniquelynancy

Thank you. When you get enough, just say "STOP"!

stitchinwitch

You will NEVER hear us say "STOP"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We want more - More - MORE!!!

dphelps

I have to say the same. WELCOME and you do Beautiful work. Donna

dkabasketlady

Hi and welcome from the sunny state of Florida!!!
Your quilts are stunning and the purse is cute too!!

Vanuatu Jill

Please show them ALL- I for one, am dying to learn to do landscape quilts!!! I asked my LQS just last week if they would do a class, they said maybe toward the end of the year. I don't have the confidence to start one on my own, even though I have made about 30 quilts! I just need the basics, and I think I can take off from there! PLEASE post more!!!!

uniquelynancy

Collecting the right fabrics is the hardest part of landscape quilts. once you have enough to start, just lay out your background pieces and sew together. Remember, everything is raw edged. No match seams. Then just cut out shapes for trees from several different colors. (trees are not brown!) I used greens,black and white with black markings. Then just add whatever detail you wish. I fussy cut ferns, leaves and flowers as well as odd rough shapes for bushes.

I used "fast to fuse" on the backs of all the fabrics.

uniquelynancy

When my public asks, I obey!

uniquelynancy

Here are a few more. I will have new ones soon.