KLO

Just goes to show that you may need to spend money on fabric but you don't have to do that for the quilting part if you don't want to or cannot do so. My favorite quilt is the one on the left in the first photo. I think they are Chinese lanterns but I really like the way you have put them together and quilted them. Just beautiful!

lynnie

beautiful, i love your clamshell.
clamshells brought me a few yrs ago. I was looking for help with them, but no one back then was doing them. i must get back to .

JanieH

All of your quilts are so pretty. Thank you for sharing them with us.

Beehiveof9

Beautiful! Do you hand quilt all your quilts?

brandeesmom

Beautiful quilts and your quilting frame, what a great way to quilt your quilts!

ccthomas

Nice quilts.

copycat

Your quilts co-ordinate so well in your room. Thanks for sharing!

Geri B

How have you hung the quilts? Used poly batting
- lighter weight than cotton? Great looking.

Geri B

Wow, great looking clamshells, thanks for bring that up lynnie, I like clamshells too. Would like to try doing something, but no one around here knows anything about how to......will have to research it now that I see that beauty!

sinceresissy

Thank you all. I was going to make an instruction thingie but I realized that sewing the clam shells by hand is different than sewing them on the machine. I did download a pattern from the internet and then resized the pattern to what size I wanted to make the clam shell. I made a plastic template and traced it on my material, cut it out and sewed them together. It is the same sewing technique as dunkard's path.