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Yellow Brick Road pattern by Atkinson Designs.

 

My husband decided to take a quilting class in 2006, to see if this was something we could enjoy together since he found that he really does like picking out fabrics. He chose all of the fabrics and then was dissatisfied with the finished quilt top because there wasn't enough contrast. It was EXTRA MEDIUM.

 

I chose to use it as a learning experience for myself as well, and used the first ~185 Free Motion Filler designs on Leah Day's website (www.daystyledesigns.com) to quilt each individual patch differently. It took a lot of time to quilt but I had SO much fun finishing this quilt!

 

I quilted it using Superior Rainbows trilobal polyester thread in chartreuse green, to match the lightest fabrics on the quilt and give it more contrast. I think that it worked, preventing the overall effect from being quite so "spotty" as it was before quilting.

 

This quilt will serve as an encyclopedia of free-motion filler designs for me in the future, as I have over 180 different ones in my own personal "handwriting" and know which ones worked easily for me and which ones weren't as successful.

This is Amber from my office accounting department. She says that she is unattached. Applicants may apply through my comments columns. ;-) This shot is from a Voigtlander Bessa 66 with Ilford XP2 film. Not bad.. from a 50+ year old camera.

The normal building party for double-story bridges is 25 soldiers.

some quick shots for a layout working on for class.

 

Lit with one b800 thru medium softbox (right of camera)

 

ill post the spread soon.

 

andrsn

 

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Medium chubby owl from Tara Schreyer's owl pattern available on Ravelry.com.

The old road between Røldal and Seljestad.

A mixture of portraits and landscapes taken with my Mamiya C330 and a mixture of Ilford HP5 and Delta

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