Gee's Bend kits, $30 @ Tuesday Morning
#22
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I have the pattern for the Strips & Strings - a quilt for which the pattern was available but I don't think they made a kit. The quilt below is a adaption of this pattern to oversize it. The back side (with the black border) was made from some left over scraps. I actually like the back better than the front!
#23
I have the pattern for the Strips & Strings - a quilt for which the pattern was available but I don't think they made a kit. The quilt below is a adaption of this pattern to oversize it. The back side (with the black border) was made from some left over scraps. I actually like the back better than the front!
Did you choose your own solids? Were they from the Gee's Bend collection?
#24
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Join Date: Jul 2010
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I used the Gee's Bend fabrics. They are a slightly mottled solid of great quality. I must say, it is interesting to review photos of quilts you have made. I find them much more appealing and, if I say so myself, impressive than I recalled! Perhaps I will borrow this and enter it in a show. If Jared will part with it temporarily.
#27
Omg!!!!!
thank you so much ...i am so excited called my
friend and told her the whole history of these quilts and we got online together and ordered them... i have been wanting to make one of these for so long.. i also made the underground railroad quilt , i just love quilts with history behind them .....thank you again for sharing you have been such a blessing to me today your quilting friend , LINDA FROM RHODE ISLAND
friend and told her the whole history of these quilts and we got online together and ordered them... i have been wanting to make one of these for so long.. i also made the underground railroad quilt , i just love quilts with history behind them .....thank you again for sharing you have been such a blessing to me today your quilting friend , LINDA FROM RHODE ISLAND
#28
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Oregon
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Met some of the ladies of Gees Bend at the Sisters Quilt show last year -- they were lovely to chat with. Their quilt styles aren't really my thing, but I truly admire their work...its an art form. Debated buying a couple of the kits anyway, but I have way too much on my plate already....I won't live long enough to get half of it done!
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