The first class was called "The Big Easy". Ricci said it was a lot of fun and easy to do. She only made 4 blocks and turned them into a table runner, instead of making a large quilt. I saw others who made this same quilt, using fat quarters to make each block a different color.
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The second class was called "Fractured Chrystal's". Ricci worked on parts of this today and got the main large blocks completed.
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She put the sections out on her design wall, pinning fabric up that is being considered for borders.
Most of Linda Ballard's quilts are traditional. She has a wonderful catalogue with pictures of all of her patterns. You can see her things on this site: www.letsquilt.com or you can write for her catalogue at Linda Ballard 22526 Bridlewood Lane Palo Cedro, CA 96073-9524 (530) 547-3461
While I was at Ricci's house I saw a new doll over in the corner of the storage room. The "Fabric Diva" has been in storage, and Ricci just brought her out. A fun doll Ricci made several years ago.
Ricci used a necklass left to her by her grandmother, and the ring is from an earring left by grandma too.
Notice "Fabric Diva" has a tatoo on her...umm.. cleavage. That Ricci.
1 comment:
The doll is so cute with so much personality! We are all fabric divas I guess. The quilt with the black has such motion. It just pops out.
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