It's a great day for Block #4 is bed time routines, i have a funny story my parents tell of mine! Reminder that Kendal Taylor is doing a technique video for each block of this Quilt along. Visit his Youtube channel HERE
Today I also have a 'special Quilt guest'. the Charity quilt for our Make a Wish QAL!
Sweet Childhood Memories Block #4
Bountiful Quilt, preorder if you want the kit
Virginia Quilt Museum QAL Pattern & Details
Organization for today is BIG
Daily Video
AccuQuilt Deal of the day Link, check it out!
Share your photos of your Sew along blocks at the end!
Organization for today is a bit of a bigger task, review your work units. Tables, bookcases, boxes and such. Are they proper for you, Can you do better? See how my space changed on my video today
It's a great day for Block #3 of Sweet Childhood Memories! Reminder that Kendal Taylor is doing a technique video for each block of this Quilt along. Visit his Youtube channel HERE
Also today I'm happy to announce the Virginia Quilt Museum QAL pattern is Ready! Details below and at my video today
Sweet Childhood Memories Block #3
Virginia Quilt Museum QAL Pattern & Details
Organization for today is very Techie, plus i have a bonus! it's something I Need to do
Daily Video
AccuQuilt Deal of the day Link, check it out!
Share your photos of your Sew along blocks at the end!
*** Virginia Quilt Museum Quilt Along Pattern is ready!***
It started with an antique quilt that I saw shared from the Virginia Quilt Museum. I loved it and showed my friend Wendy Sheppard.. she loves it too! We wrote to the Museum Director to see if they would like us to do a Quilt along with a pattern to raise funds for the museum.. she said yes!
The Original quilt information:
Mary Spitzer Etter of Harrisonburg, Virginia donated her family's entire quilt collection to the Virginia Quilt Museum in 1997. The collection contain 27 quilts, most of which were made by Mary's aunts, the Spitzer sisters. Their names were Sarah Josephine Spitzer (Walters), Margaret Melinda Spitzer (Jones), and Ellen Rebecca Spitzer. It is unknown if the other two Spitzer sisters, Hannah Spitzer (Brown) and Jane Spitzer (Evers), did much quilting. Of the quilts completed by the Spitzer sisters, there is a single initial embroidered on the front of quilt to mark who made each quilt. Ellen Spitzer's daughter, Irene, also completed three pieces of the collection. Some of the quilts contain blocks that were done by Mabel Spitzer, Mary's mother. These blocks were then quilted by either Berta or Effie Long, Mabel's neighbors. There are a few quilts not made by a Spitzer, yet they were still made by relatives of the Spitzer family.
This is a PERFECT scrappy quilt! Wendy's blocks are amazing in all shades of blue and cream
look how gorgeous they are!
I will be sewing along with you using my Sleepover fabric!
We start Feb 14 to April 11
Go get your pattern now and start pulling fabric. I'll be talking about it a lot on my videos
Benartex, Aurifil thread, the Virginia Quilt Museum, Wendy Sheppard and myself are excited to bring you this event!
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