About the quilt in the header photo.....
Hi to all,
Karen at Log Cabin Quilter blog left a nice comment the other day about the doll quilt and bed in my header photo. Visit her blog and you will get to view the nice primitive style quilt work she does.
Back to the header photo - first of all it features the back end of one very nosy cat named Gizmo. I inherited him when my father passed away. We call him "The Giz" and he pretty much runs my life. The doll bed was an inexpensive buy at an antique mall a long time ago. It is a large size and will accommodate a cat. The quilt was made in 1997. Back then you couldn't get all the repro fabrics that you find now and it was hard to find fabrics that had the look I wanted. It is a miniature dresden plate made with templates and a pattern by Sharlene Jorgensen at Quilting from the Heartland. (I just quickly went through her website and that set wasn't listed any more. They were probably discontinued. She has other miniature sets, though, so give it a look.) The blocks are 5 3/4" square. You can see that The Giz was present for the photography session.
Sheila H.
Karen at Log Cabin Quilter blog left a nice comment the other day about the doll quilt and bed in my header photo. Visit her blog and you will get to view the nice primitive style quilt work she does.
Back to the header photo - first of all it features the back end of one very nosy cat named Gizmo. I inherited him when my father passed away. We call him "The Giz" and he pretty much runs my life. The doll bed was an inexpensive buy at an antique mall a long time ago. It is a large size and will accommodate a cat. The quilt was made in 1997. Back then you couldn't get all the repro fabrics that you find now and it was hard to find fabrics that had the look I wanted. It is a miniature dresden plate made with templates and a pattern by Sharlene Jorgensen at Quilting from the Heartland. (I just quickly went through her website and that set wasn't listed any more. They were probably discontinued. She has other miniature sets, though, so give it a look.) The blocks are 5 3/4" square. You can see that The Giz was present for the photography session.
Sheila H.
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