I will for sure!

I've added it to my Amazon wishlist even... :mrgreen:

Wow! That is sooo neat!

Kyia

Very cool! Nice choice of fabrics!

I'll see it on 17th Oct then!!!!!

Oh I think I should manage it by then! :lol:

This is wonderful.

OH wow, that is really different I have never seen that before, I like it and a great job!

Love that picture.. Too interesting not to get the book.. $10 something on amazon

WOW what a neat block

No,that's the whole quilt.

Quilt Queen 2, your profile quilt is pretty sharp too!

Gotta try that one. Good job.

Wow I love that quilt!!!Very interesting!!!Was it hard to do?

I think that's such an intriguing pattern. I checked for the book on amazon.co.uk. I was amazed it was out in 1995! I have never seen the book nor anyone's attempt at making one.

I just ordered a used one off there for £10 plus postage! :-D I thought the same - how's that been around all that time and stayed under the radar? We'll see when the book comes! :-D

Oh now that is diffrent.

that is cool

I have not made it yet,that's the front of the book.I'm in the process of drafting the grid!I will post when,if I do,finish it.

The book by Margaret J.Miller.

Amazon, usa has used ones starting at $6.

Definately differant and beautiful.:)

wow!

Hi drose, my book came. Looks very intriguing though time consuming but I like the idea that I am designing my own unique quilt. I'm in the process of reading the book through then I'll start with some of her suggested 'exercises'. Such fun! Thanks for introducing me to this! :-D :-D :-D

Always happy to share,can't wait to see what you do with this.I'm starting to transfer to the full quilt graph.Wish me luck!

Good luck! Can't wait to see what you come up with! I'm very taken with the interlocking ribbony type ones...

I really want to do one like the cover but I can't figure out which grid it's made from.See if you can.Thanks.

I think it's Grid C. :-D

Okay,I'll check it out.Have you decided which you're going to do first?

Not yet - I want to finish reading it right through and have a go at some of the design exercises to really understand colour, light, value etc. But I like the assymetrical grids and the ribbons on page 46 'Running With Margaret' so probably something along those lines. I printed some graph paper off the internet and I'll get my colouring pencils out and experiment! :-D

I shoud have done that first.Oh well.

Not necessarily - we all have our own way of doing things! And I convinced my DH that I had to buy a set of proper artist's colouring pencils a while back so I've got to let him see me using them! LOL

I'm new at quilting so I'm open for suggestions.Mybe we should collaborate on this.Who knows,together we may come up with a book of our own.I've looked at your web page,you could easily do a book.

That's kind of you to say so - I have thought of it but I tend to use other ppl's techniques. Have to come up with an original idea first!

All you need is a "Twist" it would be hard to find something really new...don't you think?

Yes I suppose there's nothing new under the sun... now and then I think I've come up with something, then I google and it's already out there!

Cool! I like the way the design extends into the border.