I'm trying to find....
...images of actual completed Judy Niemeyer quilts. So far all I've found are patterns and kits for sale. But has anyone actually MADE one of her quilts? I would love to see examples. Her designs do seem incredibly complicated and I don't want to start something only to find I'm in over my head. So if anyone has made any of her designs, I'd love to hear about it--good, bad, or meh--so I can make some kind of informed decision, especially if you know about some of her easier designs or ones that are truly too advanced for a hobbyist like me.
Thanks so much for your help! https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images...es/biggrin.png Rusty |
I see them at shows, but I've never made one because I don't like them.
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Google is showing tons of finished quilts. I have a kit that I will tackle one day, it is paper pieced so I am sure it will be time consuming to do, I just need to make the time and be in the right mindset.
I have seen a few members here who have done them, perhaps they will chime in and better answer your question. |
Try Pinterest for completed Judy Niemeyer quilts. There are a lot shown with some information about completing them and difficulties. Also look at youtube.com. There are some videos with info and tips about her patterns.
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I got this top as a mostly completed UFO earlier this year. The segments were mostly complete. I think it remained uncompleted because the person did not like taking the paper off, and she wanted the inner star to alternate colors. It was actually a pretty easy fix but I decided I was happy enough with the way it came out. I haven't quilted it yet because I don't think my skills are adequate...
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I saw some at a local quilt show one time. The workmanship was incredible. But I suddenly found myself thinking of all those scrap quilts pieced to use up all the available buts of fabric....and what would those makers think of these works?
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Originally Posted by Iceblossom
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I got this top as a mostly completed UFO earlier this year. The segments were mostly complete. I think it remained uncompleted because the person did not like taking the paper off, and she wanted the inner star to alternate colors. It was actually a pretty easy fix but I decided I was happy enough with the way it came out. I haven't quilted it yet because I don't think my skills are adequate...
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Originally Posted by cashs_mom
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Try Pinterest for completed Judy Niemeyer quilts. There are a lot shown with some information about completing them and difficulties. Also look at youtube.com. There are some videos with info and tips about her patterns.
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Center of my Amazon Star. The top is completed but not yet quilted.
https://www.quiltingboard.com/member...94-623502.jpeg And a Celtic Solstice wallhanging that is complete. It is backed with a mystery quilt. https://www.quiltingboard.com/member...94-621753.jpeg I am currently on Bali Wedding Star. |
Originally Posted by tallchick
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Google is showing tons of finished quilts. I have a kit that I will tackle one day, it is paper pieced so I am sure it will be time consuming to do, I just need to make the time and be in the right mindset.
I have seen a few members here who have done them, perhaps they will chime in and better answer your question. Thank you all for all the help! Rusty |
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