As time passed, days turned into week, weeks into a month, I learned more and more about it and realized, "Hey! Nobody is making a quilt to turn into my local quilt shop, why don't I do it??" Well, that started it all. I had traveled to a couple of places in Arizona for some Rocketry events and I had some time. Quilt shops, look out!
I collected several rows from Tucson Arizona and I was about to trade some of my rows I didn't want with a few of my friends from Texas. One friend of mine from Albuquerque New Mexico said she was gifted a free pattern she would never use, and wanted to know if I wanted it. OF Course! Who doesn't like free!
I was hooked!
I hope you enjoy some photos I captured as I put together my quilt.
This water batik is the fabric I decided to use throughout the rest of the quilt. I tried to use it in every row. |
Loved doing the flowers for this row. They are 3D, not stitched down anywhere except for around the cactus blades. |
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The Water Wheel is now considered my favorite block. Can you see where I goofed? |
I didn't like the row's use of the bunny at all, made cactus plates instead... My first curved stitching. |
Quilt As You Go by Rows... |
Thanks to the quilt shops:
1)
“Meep! Meep!” ~ SW Decoratives and Kokopelli Quilting Co. –
Albuquerque, NM
2)
Three Fish ~ Cabbage Rose – Fort Worth, TX
3)
“Rain Dance” ~ The Quilter’s Market – Tucson, AZ
4)
“Monsoon Blooms” ~ The Quilt Basket – Tucson, AZ
5)
“The Gila River” ~ Aunt Judy’s Attic – Silver City, NM
6)
“It Blooms!” ~ Cactus Quilt Shop – Tucson, AZ
7)
Three Umbrellas ~ Sew It Up – Hurst, TX
8)
“Shower Me With Fabric” ~ Suddenly Sewing –
Fort Worth, TX
Fort Worth, TX
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