Kaleidoscope quilts
#21
I absolutely love the technique and the result. There are many different authors and books available. I use the local library for my books. The method through which I learned was "Magic Stack and WHack" by Bethany Reynolds. Just a sample of my latest work. I have used this Lilac fabric for numerous projects and have done over 60 blocks.
With mauve background.
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With barely off-white background
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In progress with teal purple background
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#23
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Richmond, Virginia
Posts: 287
Originally Posted by quilter1962
Originally Posted by Angie
Your block is great and I absolutely LOVE the fabric. Birdhouses are my thing! I painted a birdhouse wall mural in my kitchen. I had birdhouses of all shapes and sizes hanging in the house and on the porch but haven't put them back since I took them down to decorate at Christmas. I also have a birhouse wall hanging to do called Sunflower Cafe' and joined a BOM - Birdhouse Village. So..... that being said.... can you tell me where you got your fabric..... the manufacturer....... and the name?
Sorry I have no idea whose fabric it was & I don't even have a scrap of it left to look at for you, however I do know of a small shop here on the other side of town who suppy it. I will call them tomorrow for you & find out. I think they will post it over to you wherever you are ?
I'll be in touch.
I love birdhouse themes also - we have something in common LOL.
Tisha
#24
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Richmond, Virginia
Posts: 287
Originally Posted by Quilt Mama
I absolutely love the technique and the result. There are many different authors and books available. I use the local library for my books. The method through which I learned was "Magic Stack and WHack" by Bethany Reynolds. Just a sample of my latest work. I have used this Lilac fabric for numerous projects and have done over 60 blocks.
#26
Hi all,
So, after reading the initial posting on where to start on this quilt, I took the plunge around 5 PM yesterday evening, cutting strips, working my template. By 3 AM I had it designed and on my portable design wall. Yes, this quilt is still on my design wall I adopted the Kool Kaleidscope Quilt from Ricky Tims. I viewed the video from The Quilt Show. It really came together quite easy. Now time for sewing it all. More to come soon. Let me know what cha think.
Diana
So, after reading the initial posting on where to start on this quilt, I took the plunge around 5 PM yesterday evening, cutting strips, working my template. By 3 AM I had it designed and on my portable design wall. Yes, this quilt is still on my design wall I adopted the Kool Kaleidscope Quilt from Ricky Tims. I viewed the video from The Quilt Show. It really came together quite easy. Now time for sewing it all. More to come soon. Let me know what cha think.
Diana
#27
Wow! I'm impressed! A wonderful way to make new and exciting K-quilts! Thanks for sharing.
I went to a Ricky Tims live performance here in St. Louis last month and he truly takes piecing and quilting to a new level.
I went to a Ricky Tims live performance here in St. Louis last month and he truly takes piecing and quilting to a new level.
#28
Thanks for the compliment. At least, I know I'm on the right track having just thrown this together fairly quickly. I'm really excited about it. Some one had posted that they were tentative about getting started. So, I went for it and it was great.
#29
Originally Posted by littlehud
I have seen some beautiful kaleidoscope quilts here. Does anyone have a pattern or a tutorial they have used and found helpful. I want to make one, but don't know where to start. Help!!
oops.. wrong quilt LOL
Crazy Quilt
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