This quilt was made for a young lady who had been a member of a Madrigal singing group in High School. given the nature of the group, there weren't nay t-shirts but it was a big part of her high school experinece and needed to be represented. I took the head wreath that she wore apart and sewed it onto a background square and incorporated that into the quilt. This photo shows the special hankies that reminded her of her favorite aunt who had passed away. What I did here was use monofilament thread and sewed them all to a foundation again. After this quilt I quit using prints. I think it got a little too busy.
As a passionate quilter, I have developed a love for creating unique One Block Wonder Quilts and some are featured in the book by Maxine Rosenthal, One Block Wonder Panel Quilts. My quilting journey has also led me to discover Millefiori quilts and Inklingo, which have ignited my passion for hand piecing. Professionally I enjoy making memory quilts from clothing and t-shirts to commemorate lives lived, careers, and special events. As a blogger, I am excited to share my experiences and insights.
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