Paula constructed this quilt using "quilt-as-you-go", with batting. Then I added a backing and did stitch-in-the-ditch:
Her blocks go chronologically, starting in the upper lefthand corner with this block from her first quilt. Quilt Corner is the name of a LQS.
I love this block Paula made in a Japanese sashiko class:
A sweet block from one of the many quilts Paula has made for her granddaughters:
The embroidery details she has added to these blocks add so much!
The name of this quilt pattern is "Hanky Panky", just in case you're puzzling over that!
I love the cardinals and poetry in this block! Paula does a podcast and vlog (video blog) called "Knitting Pipeline", which is about knitting and quilting, plus a lot more, including birding and nature notes.
Paula's latest vlog where she reveals her "Makers Quilt" just came out on May 31. Paula's sister co-hosts with her in this episode. Paula is being treated for cancer right now and has been an inspiration to all of her friends and followers. Paula introduces her Maker's Quilt 25 minutes into the vlog, but you'll enjoy watching the whole thing!
Linking up with TGIFF, Peacock Party, Friday Foto Fun, Confessions of a Fabric Addict, From Bolt To Beauty, UFO Busting, Scrap Happy Saturday.
Very good idea to have a quilt that represents all of one's work!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea, and a great way to document her work!
ReplyDeleteHow unique! A wonderful "scrapbook" of her quilts!
ReplyDeletePaula is a very clever quilter! Her Maker's Quilt is a fabulous idea for a memory quilt. I made "sample blocks" to test BOM projects, but didn't make the transition to creating a block for each quilt that I made. Now, I'm a little sad that I didn't think of this. Your quilting really enhanced what Paula had going on in the quilt, Nancy. Nice work!!
ReplyDeletePaula is prolific and very, very organized! I can't imagine keeping track of every quilt in that way, much less having the patience to store extra blocks. She ended up with a beautiful, unique treasure :)
ReplyDeleteThat is such a wonderful idea! Thanks for sharing it with us!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea! I love all the touches of embroidery too--makes it so personal. I wish I had a little of Paula's creativity!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely thoughts and blocks. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful quilt! It is a great idea - but too late for me. The little details are just so awesome. What a privilege to quilt this one (even if it was QAYGO).
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful - such a marvelous idea!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! A real journey through a quilter's life!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a gorgeous quilt, and yes, those embroidery details add a whole 'nother level of richness. Thanks for linking up with TGIFF.
ReplyDeleteIt is such a pleasure to see Paula's wonderful quilt! It is so beautiful and holds such dear memories!
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea! I'll be sure to pass this along to my quilting buddy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this. What a lovely idea, and a beautiful quilt.
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