Black and white new york beauty quilt

This is Eileen’s Turning Twenty quilt and she used Black and White print fabrics from her stash to make this quilt. Since the blocks are such a large scale I like to use large scale panto so chose Popcorn. The thread is white So Fine and the batting is Quilters Dream Blend. We had a bit of a warm spell for a few day with above freezing temperatures. I would prefer it if it didn’t get this warm in January and it even rained last night so now the roads are slippery! Strange to hear rain at…

For Mini QT "Circles & Curves" swap. I can't put into words how much I adore this little quilt! Sandy in Buenos Aires has captured so many things I love --birds, flowers, text fabrics, black and white with brights! The most perfect little quilt! Thank you so much, Sandy!

After leaping around the line-up, we return to Block #2, but instead of the more traditional sew-it-in-rip-it-out, it’s made with freezer paper. Apparently this method is the hot new tutorial…

Black, white and red New York Beauty quilt at BeeWitchinStitchin

The New York Beauty Quilt Tutorial teaches sewing with curves, and putting together quilt blocks made with paper piecing.

NewYorkBeautyD4_1 - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. I designed this block to compliment the blocks used for the New York Beauty challenge on the www.blockcentral.com quilting forum. Following the foundations, you'll find a key block diagram and the templates to complete the block. The foundations have not been numbered. Simply start at one end of the arc and work your way to the other end.

Inspiration was everywhere during the QA show. I wanted to show you a few more quilts. This was called Bay leaf. What a wonderful way to...

This is Valerie’s Island Sunrise wall hanging and she did her quilt in black, gray and white. Love the touch of red in the inner borde...

A little work got done on the New York Beauty borders – one border is now finished and 3 to go. I took it outside seeing as it wasn’t windy so I could lay it out for photo – I have had it folded on the wall so it hasn’t been displayed in forever. I

I met a nice lady, Tylene, earlier this summer. She and her mother had been to the Amish quilt show in Arthur and had seen my Spring Shadows quilt (which won viewer’s choice) and they were s…