This started out to be my favorite block in the Una quilt, but it's just too dark. I may do something with it yet. That streak is supposed to represent Haley's comet.
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Remembrance of a grammar-school friend
A sampler quilt inspired by a favorite novel
I'm Joanne, aka JR. All quilts shown here were made by me, by members of my family, or by my friends. Your comments are welcome.
Welcome to my Quilting Blog!
About Me
Joanne Cage
Leeds, Alabama
My hobbies are sewing, quilting and reading.
Activities: Writing fiction and poetry
Leeds, Alabama
My hobbies are sewing, quilting and reading.
Activities: Writing fiction and poetry
Future Quilts
I'm always working (or pretend to be working) on more than one project at a time. These are some "germs" that I hope will turn into quilts. Unfortunately, it takes courage to start one, and eyestrain to finish it. Note: I give my quilts names, for several kinds of convenience.
Camilla
Remembrance of a grammar-school friend
Una
A sampler quilt inspired by a favorite novel
I'm already working on both of these quilts at once. The Camilla (yo-yo pattern) is so easy, it's relaxing after working on the sampler.
Quilt Points of Interest
The word quilt is derived from the Latin culcita, meaning a padded and tied mattress.
When Henry VIII married Catherine Howard, he gave her 15 quilts as a wedding gift. (I found another source that said it was 23 quilts!) Some of these were probably Flower Garden (hexagon) quilts, as the pattern goes back before Tudor times.
When Henry VIII married Catherine Howard, he gave her 15 quilts as a wedding gift. (I found another source that said it was 23 quilts!) Some of these were probably Flower Garden (hexagon) quilts, as the pattern goes back before Tudor times.
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