Jacob's Ladder Series-Drawing #144

Quilt measures 72" by 90"
9" A and B blocks, rotated to form a chevron pattern in cool colors

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Jacob's Ladder Series-Drawing #143

Quilt Measures 72" by 96"
6" blocks
Intensified palatte

I actually started a quilt that is pretty similar to this one, which I hope to be able to show you one day.

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Jacob's Ladder Series-Drawing #142

Quilt measures 72" by 96"
6", all A blocks
Playing with the color palette

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Jacob's Ladder Series-Drawing #141

Quilt measures 72" by 96"
All 6" A blocks
Same composition as the last drawing, but experimenting with another different background color

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Jacob's Ladder Series-Drawing #140

Quilt measures 72" by 96"
6", all A blocks, same composition as drawing #138, but wanted to try out different background colors.

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Quilting Classes in Porterdale

    We have started a series of quilting classes in my home town of Porterdale, this year. 

     So far I have taught a pot holder class in January, a Sonja's Windows class in February, a Let's Polka class in March, and a Trip Around the World class in April. 

     Today, we had what we called a Quilter's Meet up, which was basically a day to come, and sew together, and just work on our own projects. 

I was blown away by all of the finished quilts that were shown at show and tell today, that were started in our classes. 

From Sonja's Windows class-Melanie

Linda

Nancy

Let's Polka:
Melanie

Linda

Trip Around the World:
Melanie

Debbie:

Linda

     I just love how different they all are, and love even more, that they are getting finished. We are having such a great time learning some quilting techniques in Porterdale. Soon, there will be painting lessons with Mayor, Arline Chapman.

Jacob's Ladder Series-Drawing #139

Quilt measures 72" by 96"
All A blocks, rotated to form small diamond motifs, color is arranged to make a larger composition.

This is another favorite, much more controlled than the last, but still shows a ton of potential!

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