Borntohandquilt,

Are those all your quilts that you have quilted on that web site that is attached to your signature? Those are beautiful! I can see you have put to much time and effort in your quilts, you have done a wonderful job!

I only wish that I could do such beautiful hand work!! :roll:

Your work is exquisite!! I wish I lived around the corner from you! - I'd be sitting at your knee soaking up everything I possibly could! PLEASE tell me you are teaching at least one person to quilt! Your style needs to be passed along, as should ALL great art!!

Thank you!
I've done all the quilts on my website and I also did some more. But some of them are sold or I gave them away as presents and I think there are 3 big ones and 2 small that I have to take pictures of.

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I've just started again to teach handquilting after a break of about 4 years. (I didn't have the time because of a fulltime job) Handquilting seems to start a revival here in Germany - but wholecloth quilting is still very rarely done.
I love the traditional quilting patterns with all their varieties so much and I see it somehow as my mission to keep them alive and to show them to other interested people. Hopefully I can manage to do so.

Andrea . . .just visited your website . . .those are INCREDIBLE!!!! What talent you have!!!!! :)

I've never seen a quilt with a knife edge before. . .but LOVE it :)

Andrea,
I too just visited your website ---awesome!! You should be very proud of your work, it really is amazing! You made me very happy to hear you are teaching again:) Now if I could only afford to come over & take a class... :)

I dont consider myself an "average" quilter either!
that is one of the amazing things about quilting! it dont matter the method.. only the end result!

WOW! I just visited your site!!! what awesome talent!!!

Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are gifted.

Everyone of those quilts are beautiful! I have only seen hand quilting in a straight line before and loved it, but, your quilting and designes just bring a feeling of home and warmth! Yes, I agree, please teach more how to do quilting that way!