Some I've made, some I have patterns for, and some I hope to buy one day. I do have all the Patek older patterns, they are so representative of what the older primitive folk art patterns were. Working on getting these of Sue's, don't have the newest pattern of the wonderful little Crow quilt by Lynda and the little funky Christmas tree I just found by a designer by the name of Material Girl Designs, would have to change it to wools. And then Cheri Saffiote-Payne, had to believe I've never made a pattern of hers. And some day, when I'm ninety I will have made one of Harriot Power's Bible quilts.
Wonderful patterns. They are all so nice, I like them all.
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ReplyDeleteI came on your blog from Karen (Log Cabin Quilter) and so glad I did:) Just LOVE all the quilts you have made and intend to make:))
I am currently working on the santa and the last quilt you have shown there by Cheri and I love that Bible one by Jan Patek.....oh to have more sewing hours..sigh!!
I have really enjoyed your blog,
Blessings, Shazy
Gosh - we are definitely on the same quilting page. I love them, too *s*
ReplyDeleteI love those quilts too! Especially, Jan Patek's Bible Quilt. I might have to do that one soon. Have you seen Sarah Sporrer's quilts? She is another of my favorites..through Indygo Junction.
ReplyDeleteWe certainly have the same taste in style of quilts we like. I don't have the Bible Quilt pattern nor Sue Psargo's designs but most of the others.
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