The landscape quilt class, taught by Carolyn Mangler, was well worth the time and money. I'm very happy with my piece (so far) and I've learned some interesting and useful techniques that will apply to other projects. My piece isn't complete but it is well underway. I'll be placing a tree (don't know what kind yet, perhaps a Ponderosa Pine) in the foreground and adding a couple of borders. Then I'll have to quilt and bind it before donating it to Trail Ridge Quilters. I plan to make one for myself, as well. The technique is creative, enjoyable and not too difficult to master. The photo above shows the work in progress. I'll take another photo when it's finished.
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Landscape Quilt Class
The landscape quilt class, taught by Carolyn Mangler, was well worth the time and money. I'm very happy with my piece (so far) and I've learned some interesting and useful techniques that will apply to other projects. My piece isn't complete but it is well underway. I'll be placing a tree (don't know what kind yet, perhaps a Ponderosa Pine) in the foreground and adding a couple of borders. Then I'll have to quilt and bind it before donating it to Trail Ridge Quilters. I plan to make one for myself, as well. The technique is creative, enjoyable and not too difficult to master. The photo above shows the work in progress. I'll take another photo when it's finished.
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Great work! Congratulations!
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