I have done a few "quilt tours" before -
Sharon's,
Kay's,
Terry's,
Sheryll's. As mentioned previously, I was at Monica's on Monday, and quilts were everywhere!! I thought you might like to take a little tour.
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| A corner of the basement sewing room. |
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| Wall-hanging in the sewing room. |
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| This was Monica's first quilt. It hangs in the sewing room. |
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| Compare that first quilt to this! Quite an advancement! |
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| Another wall-hanging for the sewing room. |
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| Courthouse Steps. |
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| On Monica's bed. |
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| Many stars with a sawtooth border - I love it. |
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| Simplicity! Quilts don't have to be uber-complex. |
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Many small pieces; I would consider this uber-complex,
but mostly it's just time-consuming. |
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| On a large family room wall. Very striking. |
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| Gosh, I love this. So simple and scrappy! |
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| Hanging in the family room. |
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| On a ladder near the entrance. |
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Dining table where we had lunch.
Love the simplicity of the table runner and placemat. |
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Another striking quilt; this is in the entry.
Monica entered this quilt in the NQA show that was in Columbus in June.
I wrote about it in this post. It's near the end. |
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| Thrown casually over the couch. |
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| Currently under construction. Wool. I've not ventured there, yet. Many quilters are, however. |
There's your tour of Monica's quilty house. She definitely has a flair for the primitive-repro-traditional look, doesn't she? I love them, too.
Happy Quilting, Friends!