Wanabee Quiltin

Absolutely fantastic quilts. My husband looked at them and asked "How does he even design something like this?" To your question as to if we speak Spanish, I'm sure someone does but it's a joke in our family that we do speak Spanish : Tosada, taco, enchilada, burrito. I hope you understand that its a joke, we wish we did speak Spanish.

carolynjo

What a masterful job! Felicidades, yo espero.

maviskw

Mi tambien! I am teaching English to the Spanish people here (we have lots of them), and you can't help picking up some of it. I'm also studying the Pimsleur Method Spanish. I love learning new languages. I learned a little Russian with that method also.

Los quilts están bonitos.

red-warrior

Oh my! They are stunning!

Rafael

Jajaja, I`m still laughing at your comment. All those words are from Mexico, I`m cuban and we say words like chico, salsa, mijita, china linda, mi amor, mi cielo and things like that. And those works belongs to a project inspired in mosaics of Havana, thank you a lot for your answer

Rafael

Gracias por enseñar inglés, yo estoy especializado en clases con una sola persona ... 4 horas por día

annette1952

Gorgeous quilts!

EmiliasNana

No Spanish here. My dear daughter-in-law was born in Mexico, her dad barely speaks English, but she is the only one of her 5 brothers and sisters who is teaching their kids Spanish. A real lost opportunity IMHO. By the way, her husband, our son, speaks very little, as do his parents. I took Spanish back in HS but only remember how to count to ten from Sesame Street.

quilterpurpledog

Quite spectacular. Both are beautiful but I am especially drawn to the first one. It seems a lot like Hawaiian applique quilting that I have long admired-so I admire this.

klswift

Unbelievable! Outstanding! Beautiful! In any language!!!!!