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Barb V 02-10-2008 05:20 PM

I am looking for a Blocks in a Southwest style. I would like to make a wall hanging first, and then possibly go on to a bed quilt size. If someone could steer me to a web site that would have different block, it sure would be helpful.

Thanks from VERY COLD Wisconsin. Right now it is -11 with windchill of -25 and going down.

Barb V 02-10-2008 05:34 PM

Loretta, I missed the news this evening. MORE snow. No Way. Well, then that mean it will warm up some. Too dang cold to snow now. Although up here we were very lucky this past week with the snow. We didn't get anything from that latest storm.

k_jupiter 02-10-2008 05:43 PM

I recommend this person...

http://www.jmichellewatts.com/

anda free (I know you all like that) block pattern...

http://www.jmichellewatts.com/Free_Quilt_Pattern.htm

I have her book on Quilts of the Southwest and love all of them. I have three of them 'in the works' although two of them mean just the fabric bought and pressed.

tim in cold cold cold (well, not really, I am fibbing) san jose

Connie1948 02-11-2008 07:34 AM

go to swdecoratives.com I am lucky to live only 35 min from this place. The best selection I have seen anywhere. They have much more in the store. Call them and they will help you in any way possible. My friend beth has a quilt posted in the gallery

quiltmaker101 02-11-2008 08:44 AM


Originally Posted by Connie1948
go to swdecoratives.com I am lucky to live only 35 min from this place. The best selection I have seen anywhere. They have much more in the store. Call them and they will help you in any way possible.

I just looked at swdecoratives.com I really like the one called Trading Post.
I have a pic of a quilt made with that pattern, and they used lots of different Southwestern colors. The quilt was called Colores, but I can't remember where I found it.

Good luck Barb!

k_jupiter 02-11-2008 09:04 AM


Originally Posted by quiltmaker101

Originally Posted by Connie1948
go to swdecoratives.com I am lucky to live only 35 min from this place. The best selection I have seen anywhere. They have much more in the store. Call them and they will help you in any way possible.

I just looked at swdecoratives.com I really like the one called Trading Post.
I have a pic of a quilt made with that pattern, and they used lots of different Southwestern colors. The quilt was called Colores, but I can't remember where I found it.

Good luck Barb!

http://www.swdecoratives.com/110221.html

Is that it?

tim in san jose

k_jupiter 02-11-2008 09:10 AM


Originally Posted by Loretta
Come for a visit Tim, and experience real cold. It was -12 degrees yesterday and warmed up to -3 degrees by afternoon. Takes your breath away when it is accompainied with a strong wind. LOL

Funny... Wisconsin is one of the few states I have not been in. But I have been to Minnesota in the middle of winter. I have also lived in Athens Ohio when it was -15 degrees and skied in Maine when it was under -20 F.

I sympathize with y'all.

Stay warm, make another quilt.

tim in san jose

Connie1948 02-11-2008 09:12 AM

Tim I just type to the .com and stop. And now after looking at your profile I understand the feet sticking out! LOL

Knot Sew 02-11-2008 09:16 AM

Nice site Tim I like the idea of mixing applique with piecing.........and everyone should check out her sunbonnet sue........thanks tim :D

quiltmaker101 02-11-2008 09:40 AM

http://www.swdecoratives.com/110221.html

Is that it?

tim in san jose[/quote]


Yes, Tim, that is it! I wonder why google couldn't find it? No Habla Espanol?

Connie1948 02-11-2008 10:06 AM

I recently purchased my fabric for the Hopi Basketry quilt. It is a round SW quilt made with a 9 degree ruler. It can be seen in the wall hangings section. I did read the instrcutions and it is an easy quilt to make! It sure look hard but very simple. It is acutally strip piecing and then cutting up the strips with the special ruler. I need to finish up what I have on my wall now and then off to this quilt. I am making the large one.
SWDECORATIVES.COM

sdeaaz 02-17-2008 08:08 AM

I live in the southwest and love these patterns, thank you for sharing the site... Quilter 1234

k_jupiter 02-23-2008 10:08 AM


Originally Posted by Connie1948
Tim I just type to the .com and stop. And now after looking at your profile I understand the feet sticking out! LOL


I looked at my profile. I can't believe I put down I am an undertaker, (not that there is anything wrong with that).

But wait, that was New Years Eve (2006) I wrote that. Perhaps I had one too (or is it two) many glasses of wine?

Oh well, I will leave it that way. Confuse the quilters.

As for my feet, I was taking a photo of the blocks of my quilt as I was deciding which one went where.

Cute toes, don'tcha think?

tim in san jose

Connie1948 02-24-2008 07:33 PM

Yes, Tim cute toes and what an interesting job you have.

Oklahoma Suzie 02-03-2010 08:34 AM


Originally Posted by Barb V
I am looking for a Blocks in a Southwest style. I would like to make a wall hanging first, and then possibly go on to a bed quilt size. If someone could steer me to a web site that would have different block, it sure would be helpful.

Thanks from VERY COLD Wisconsin. Right now it is -11 with windchill of -25 and going down.

Hope you find one, and try to stay warm.


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