Four years after attending a workshop given by Tammie Bowser in Puyallup, Washington at SewExpo, I finally finished this quilt. It was taken from a photo of my Sheltie, Fraser. It took 24 different fabrics and 2250 one and a quarter inch pieces. It isn't as difficult as it looks, Tammie sells a computer program that pixilates a photo. The rest is as easy as paint by number. I couldn't bear to quilt it myself, so a friend did it for me. When I was putting it together, I couldn't see the big picture, but when I saw it from across the room, I was surprised to see the image! The ribbons are from a local quilt walk. It won first place Art and first place viewer's choice. I was on cloud 9! (Huge ribbons!)

beautiful.... :-) you did a great job...

That is really cool!

Beautiful!

How unique!! And you deserve those ribbons! Fantastic job!

Neat! It is deserving of the ribbons.

That is awesome! Looks just like my baby girl Sadie:)

Lynette

Gorgeous! Bet that took awhile!

You did awesome. I haven't been brave enough to try one yet. I have all the books and software. Throw some of that courage my way ok? LOL

Awesome!!! It looks just like the picture :D :D :D
I have wanted to do one of her quilts every since
I seen her demonstrate her technique on tv!!!