I’ll be teaching a one-day class on techniques for making landscape quilts at Studio Stitch in Greensboro (NC) on Friday, March 20, so I thought I’d show some more of my samples. We’ll be making “tiny landscapes” so everybody can try several techniques.
Somebody asked me what I do with these little quilts, which are postcard size. First, I use them to practice art quilt techniques. Then I send them to friends who need a get well card or other pick-me-up. I do put them in an envelope rather than sending them as postcards so that they arrive in good shape!
I made this after reading Happy Villages by Karen Eckmeier
This wonky house was inspired by a class I took with Laura Wasilowski several years ago; I used both hand and machine stitching
I have no idea why this rose is floating in a pond, but it gave me the opportunity to use little beads as dew on the rose
And this one gave me a chance to use one of my little antelope charms and some fabric markers; the binding is satin cord
This dragonfly has sparkly wings with Angelina Fibers as well as a rhinestone
This pine tree has green flannel for and lots of free motion quilting for texture
Finally, I couldn’t help making a card with this cow, who has been in my stash for some time!
Please join us for this fun class if you live near enough!
Zippy Quilts 
These are so clever! What fun!
Thanks!
These are all gorgeous. It would be impossible to pick a favourite. How I wish I could come to your class
Thank you. I wish you could come, too!
Sounds like a great class. Love the samples.
Thanks
I sure would like to take a class from you, one day!
That would be fun🙂
Amazing pieces, bet your class will be awesome for the lucky attendees!
Well, as long as it’s fun, we’re good 🙂