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In other news, there is another finish:
This has been in progress since early 2010 ... more.
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Quilt-o-Mania
This is my quilting blog. I was infected by the Quilting virus in 2002 whilst living in Manchester. The real one, not Bartlet's. The one where Marx and Engels became rather unpopular with the local crowd. Anyway, I'm rambling ... as I often do.
4 December 2011
In other news, there is another finish:
This has been in progress since early 2010 ... more.
H O M E
Quilt-o-Mania is owned by Dorothee, based in South-Western Germany.
To get in touch with Dorothee,
just leave a comment on her blog.
How am I doing?
Kristin's Musings - Jan's Bemused - Crazy Mom Quilts
WiP:
Almost Done:
A Night on the Tiles in Manchester
HST Neptune
Halfway through:
Disappearing Nine-Patch
Earmarked for this year:
Poseidon design for my Fandango charms
Sweet Daisy pattern for my Dandelion Girl
Moda Bakeshop's Easy as Cake
Twin sized quilts for my girls' beds at my parents house
Pièces de Resistance:
Almondesque
The Vague Heart
In the Pink and her inspiration
Elisa's Emergency Quilt
Paula's baby quilt
Harrison's Friendly Dragon Quilt
Completed Projects:
2011:
Quilt for my Dad
2011 Calendar Tea Towels
Eternity Scarf
Bassetti for Reingard
2010:
Kai's Fruity Zoo
The Pink Zig
Computer Music Quilt
In the Pink
Caroline's Objects
Crocheting Madness 4
Table Runner for Sandra
Rafe's Flag
Candle Mats
The Vague Heart
Christmassy guest towels
Challenges in 2010:
Big Zig and my progress
Spring to Finish and my finishes: 3
2009:
Elisa's Emergency Quilt
IWC Charity Quilt
Theo's Planes
Scrappy Quilt in a Day
Sampler Quilts
Baby Quilt for Lucia
Ripply Shawl
Granny Square
2008:
Christening Quilt for Hannah
Bassetti quilt for my MIL
Harrison's Friendly Dragon Quilt
Princess II Bed
Quilt-in-a-Day for Natalia
A Thousand Ships sail the Sea
Crocheted Blanket
2007:
Safari Quilt
Mum's Monsoon lap quilt
Hannah's Baby Quilt
Turning Twenty
2006 and earlier:
Paula's Baby Quilt
Princess Bed I
Christmas Tablecloth
Studio Art Quilt Associates
Twelve by 12
Shops:
My Favorite: PatchCom & Blog
Spoonflower.com - Custom print fabric on demand
Quiltmania.de, Kona Cotton und mehr
Farbstoff.org
Quiltzauberei.de
PatchHouse.de
BeeHive Store
CheapFabrics
Dortex.de
DayLightCompany
Toko Kurzwaren
Quiltmaus
Frau Tulpe
Stoffmeile.de
Nähwelt Machemer
Technical Stuff:
Darning Foot
Walking Foot & Guide
Multi-Language How-To and Patterns:
Circle of Geese Paper Piecing Tute by Christina
Off the rails by Jay Bird
Crossroads by FQ's Tacha
Sweet Daisy by Red Pepper Quilts
Subway Map Quilt by Oh Fransson
AmandaJean's Movin' On Up
Grid Quilting by Red Pepper Quilt
Sweet Smelling Laundry Bags
My own list
Best Binding Tutorial EVER
Machining your Binding Tutorial
Dryer Sheet Appliqué Tutorial
Off Set Square Block by Amy
Fransson's Map of the States
Best ever Zig Zag Tutorial: no triangles!
Mitred Corners by Amy aka Park City Girl
Freezer Paper Fountain Method
Sew Sew Simple All sorts of tutorials
Disappearing 9-Patches
Disappearing 9-Patch variation with sashing
Double Hour-Glass
Simple little Table Runner
How to Make a Tee Shirt Quilt
Transfer onto Fabric
Print onto Fabric
mit Schraegband versaeumen
Making bias binding tape
(Portable) Design Wall
Kerri's Bunting tutorial
Rice Heat Therapy Bag with Washable Cover
Alphabet Mini Quilt by Orange Flower
Victory Garden
Stacked Coins by AmandaJean on Moda BakeShop
Fransson's Quick-Piece Tiny Squares
Raw Edge Circles by CluckCluckSew
Easy Prairie Points by Mona Lissa
Scrappy Pouch by One Shabby Chick
Random Patterns:
Lazy Days Skirt
Ruffled Skirt by Grand Revival Designs
Monster Munch's Sock Monster
Brigittes Sockentiere (German)
Allsorts' Criss Cross Coasters
Buttercup Bag from "Made by Rae"
Posh Pillow with Crochet Border
Knit & Crochet Patterns:
Garter Rib Baby Blanket by Orange Flower
Kid-friendly Projects:
Judy's Soap Pebbles
Fabric Candy Bowls
Quilting Guilds:
Quilters' Guild of the British Isles
Patchworkgilde in Germany
Black Forest Quilters
AmericanQuiltersSociety
Quilting Sites:
Stargazey Quilts
McCallsQuilting.com
Elm Creek Quilter Novels
(2) DONE! jungle animals and grass pattern to be turned into a baby quilt
(3) DONE! Finished top 1m by 2m of sample blocks to be turned into a bed spread
(4) a ton of men's shirts, all in different blues and different or no patterns
(5) DONE! a set of bed linen with blue-green stripes and matching floral design to be turned into a quilted-only quilt
(6) GONE! to be used as bed linen: set of bed linen with pink and red stripes and matching floral design to be turned into a quilted-only quilt
(7) a set of four fat quarters in autumnal colours to be turned into Fig Leaves
(8) DONE - by someone else ;-) IKEA fabric for a table cloth and matching seat cushions
(9) ivy leaf fabric to be turned into a table cloth
(10) ONE DONE, one in the works, four more to deal with: a gazillion of Bassetti panels to be turned into bed throws
(11) a selection of different silk and organza fabrics to eventually start art quilting.
(12) a selection of Klimt fabric to be turned into God-knows-what
(13) Christmas themed fabric to be turned into sock-shaped pendants
(14) WIP: Red and green 4"x4" squares with matching backing fabric to be turning into a Disappearing Nine Patch
(15) WIP: a selection of white, red, green and grey fabrics to be turned into a quilt inspired by the tiling in my favourite pub in Manchester
(16) WORKING ON IT: a vast selection of 4 to 6 inch scraps of Kaffe Fassett fabrics to be turned into quilts-in-a-day and even more quilts-in-a-day for friendly newborns.
(17) Lots of Westfalen fabric to be turned into baby blankets
(18) Lots of colourful IKEA fabrics to be turned into utility quilts
(19) Charm packs and a jelly roll to be turned into something for me
(20) 3 Quarters gone: a large pack of Quilt Pink fabric from Moda, already turned into a Christening Quilt, some into a Quilt-in-a-day and other projects.
(21) I'm sure there is more ... a very good reason to down-size
Quilt-o-Mania is owned by Dorothee, based in South-Western Germany.
To get in touch with Dorothee,
just leave a comment on her blog.
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How am I doing?
Previous Posts
- Another finish: Almondesque
- Quilting done ....!
- Bloggers' Quilt Festival Fall 2011
- Quilting Almondesque
- Progress II
- Progress
- QAL Carpenter's Wheel
- Night on the Tiles
- Almondesque - the top!
- Making headway on the quilting ...
Work and Inspiration
Visited most often:Kristin's Musings - Jan's Bemused - Crazy Mom Quilts
WiP:
Almost Done:
A Night on the Tiles in Manchester
HST Neptune
Halfway through:
Disappearing Nine-Patch
Earmarked for this year:
Poseidon design for my Fandango charms
Sweet Daisy pattern for my Dandelion Girl
Moda Bakeshop's Easy as Cake
Twin sized quilts for my girls' beds at my parents house
Pièces de Resistance:
Almondesque
The Vague Heart
In the Pink and her inspiration
Elisa's Emergency Quilt
Paula's baby quilt
Harrison's Friendly Dragon Quilt
Completed Projects:
2011:
Quilt for my Dad
2011 Calendar Tea Towels
Eternity Scarf
Bassetti for Reingard
2010:
Kai's Fruity Zoo
The Pink Zig
Computer Music Quilt
In the Pink
Caroline's Objects
Crocheting Madness 4
Table Runner for Sandra
Rafe's Flag
Candle Mats
The Vague Heart
Christmassy guest towels
Challenges in 2010:
Big Zig and my progress
Spring to Finish and my finishes: 3
2009:
Elisa's Emergency Quilt
IWC Charity Quilt
Theo's Planes
Scrappy Quilt in a Day
Sampler Quilts
Baby Quilt for Lucia
Ripply Shawl
Granny Square
2008:
Christening Quilt for Hannah
Bassetti quilt for my MIL
Harrison's Friendly Dragon Quilt
Princess II Bed
Quilt-in-a-Day for Natalia
A Thousand Ships sail the Sea
Crocheted Blanket
2007:
Safari Quilt
Mum's Monsoon lap quilt
Hannah's Baby Quilt
Turning Twenty
2006 and earlier:
Paula's Baby Quilt
Princess Bed I
Christmas Tablecloth
Quilting Links
Quilt Art on the WebStudio Art Quilt Associates
Twelve by 12
Shops:
My Favorite: PatchCom & Blog
Spoonflower.com - Custom print fabric on demand
Quiltmania.de, Kona Cotton und mehr
Farbstoff.org
Quiltzauberei.de
PatchHouse.de
BeeHive Store
CheapFabrics
Dortex.de
DayLightCompany
Toko Kurzwaren
Quiltmaus
Frau Tulpe
Stoffmeile.de
Nähwelt Machemer
Technical Stuff:
Darning Foot
Walking Foot & Guide
Multi-Language How-To and Patterns:
Circle of Geese Paper Piecing Tute by Christina
Off the rails by Jay Bird
Crossroads by FQ's Tacha
Sweet Daisy by Red Pepper Quilts
Subway Map Quilt by Oh Fransson
AmandaJean's Movin' On Up
Grid Quilting by Red Pepper Quilt
Sweet Smelling Laundry Bags
My own list
Best Binding Tutorial EVER
Machining your Binding Tutorial
Dryer Sheet Appliqué Tutorial
Off Set Square Block by Amy
Fransson's Map of the States
Best ever Zig Zag Tutorial: no triangles!
Mitred Corners by Amy aka Park City Girl
Freezer Paper Fountain Method
Sew Sew Simple All sorts of tutorials
Disappearing 9-Patches
Disappearing 9-Patch variation with sashing
Double Hour-Glass
Simple little Table Runner
How to Make a Tee Shirt Quilt
Transfer onto Fabric
Print onto Fabric
mit Schraegband versaeumen
Making bias binding tape
(Portable) Design Wall
Kerri's Bunting tutorial
Rice Heat Therapy Bag with Washable Cover
Alphabet Mini Quilt by Orange Flower
Victory Garden
Stacked Coins by AmandaJean on Moda BakeShop
Fransson's Quick-Piece Tiny Squares
Raw Edge Circles by CluckCluckSew
Easy Prairie Points by Mona Lissa
Scrappy Pouch by One Shabby Chick
Random Patterns:
Lazy Days Skirt
Ruffled Skirt by Grand Revival Designs
Monster Munch's Sock Monster
Brigittes Sockentiere (German)
Allsorts' Criss Cross Coasters
Buttercup Bag from "Made by Rae"
Posh Pillow with Crochet Border
Knit & Crochet Patterns:
Garter Rib Baby Blanket by Orange Flower
Kid-friendly Projects:
Judy's Soap Pebbles
Fabric Candy Bowls
Quilting Guilds:
Quilters' Guild of the British Isles
Patchworkgilde in Germany
Black Forest Quilters
AmericanQuiltersSociety
Quilting Sites:
Stargazey Quilts
McCallsQuilting.com
Elm Creek Quilter Novels
Material Obsession and UFOs
(1) all white fabric, samples from my FIL's job as a sales representative, to be turned into a star quilt, all machined probably.(2) DONE! jungle animals and grass pattern to be turned into a baby quilt
(3) DONE! Finished top 1m by 2m of sample blocks to be turned into a bed spread
(4) a ton of men's shirts, all in different blues and different or no patterns
(5) DONE! a set of bed linen with blue-green stripes and matching floral design to be turned into a quilted-only quilt
(6) GONE! to be used as bed linen: set of bed linen with pink and red stripes and matching floral design to be turned into a quilted-only quilt
(7) a set of four fat quarters in autumnal colours to be turned into Fig Leaves
(8) DONE - by someone else ;-) IKEA fabric for a table cloth and matching seat cushions
(9) ivy leaf fabric to be turned into a table cloth
(10) ONE DONE, one in the works, four more to deal with: a gazillion of Bassetti panels to be turned into bed throws
(11) a selection of different silk and organza fabrics to eventually start art quilting.
(12) a selection of Klimt fabric to be turned into God-knows-what
(13) Christmas themed fabric to be turned into sock-shaped pendants
(14) WIP: Red and green 4"x4" squares with matching backing fabric to be turning into a Disappearing Nine Patch
(15) WIP: a selection of white, red, green and grey fabrics to be turned into a quilt inspired by the tiling in my favourite pub in Manchester
(16) WORKING ON IT: a vast selection of 4 to 6 inch scraps of Kaffe Fassett fabrics to be turned into quilts-in-a-day and even more quilts-in-a-day for friendly newborns.
(17) Lots of Westfalen fabric to be turned into baby blankets
(18) Lots of colourful IKEA fabrics to be turned into utility quilts
(19) Charm packs and a jelly roll to be turned into something for me
(20) 3 Quarters gone: a large pack of Quilt Pink fabric from Moda, already turned into a Christening Quilt, some into a Quilt-in-a-day and other projects.
(21) I'm sure there is more ... a very good reason to down-size
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1 Comments:
Lovely wreath, I can see why you wanted to make off with it. Do you have a space big enough to block the afghan?
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