Karen made this version of my quilt, A Walk in Deventer. Didn't she do a great job?
The pattern for A Walk in Deventer is available from my website, and you can even get a DVD that tells you all about my method of hand applique. Here's my quilt:
Isn't it funny how some quilts just hit a buzzer with people? And it's never the one you think. For example, this is one of my favourite quilts:
And I don't think I've ever sold a pattern for it, other than to students in class. It's a funny old world :)
You should of called it Fifty Shades of Grey.....
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Hi Sarah, I'm very curious about the name a walk in Deventer. Because Deventer is a town in Holland where my brother in law and his family lives. Is the quilt named after that town?
Posted by: Rineke Nanlohij-Sturm | Monday, September 03, 2012 at 06:57 PM
I'm surprised that people aren't more taken by the pattern for one of your favorite quilts. Maybe because it looks a lot harder than it is. I made a version from the pattern that appeared in Quilters Newsletter. It was easy (no set-in seams), fairly fast (only four blocks) and fun to make. Here's my scrappy version: http://amsewing.blogspot.com/2012/06/pointless-lone-star.html
Posted by: Ann Marie | Tuesday, September 11, 2012 at 04:39 AM
Maybe because it looks a lot harder than it is. I made a version from the pattern that appeared in Quilters Newsletter
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Maybe because it looks a lot harder than it is. I made a version from the pattern that appeared in Quilters Newsletter
Posted by: sac a main chanel | Wednesday, November 21, 2012 at 05:39 PM
fairly fast (only four blocks) and fun to make. Here's my scrappy version:
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