Sorry for the delay in posting. This time it was computer failure. Ughhh! I hate this. My computer just wouldn't turn on. Everyone said it was the little motor. But it's a Dell and only they will fix it. So I had to dig up $300 to buy a new one. I still have to retrieve data from the old one. I'm working on that.
Last month I joined in on a new kind of swap. It's called "Little Quilt, Sew, Vote and Ship". It's very different. We send pictures of our quilts to the leader and she posts them. That way no one knows whose is whose. After the picture deadline we vote on the one we like the best. Actually we had to rate them 1-20. The way it works is that the one with the highest score gets their first pick, then the second place gets their first pick unless already picked. So one down the list. Then after all the votes are in we are notified who to send our quilts to, but we still don't know how we rated or whose quilt we get. It was very exciting and I enjoyed it tremendously. Here is my entry:
It is a pattern I put out about 15 years ago that was designed by myself and my mother, June P. Brennan. Here is the quilt we designed together as a composite in EQ7:
Mom designed the flower and I designed the quilt. It is wall hanging size, about 54" square. I don't have a picture of the final quilt because I never quilted it. I have to get busy and hand quilt it.
I was almost late with my photo for the swap because of my computer failure so I just posted the quilt without the binding. Shh, don't tell anyone. It was fully quilted just not bound. Then I cropped the picture so you couldn't tell. When the voting was done I was told to ship to Sewgentle in PA. We had 7 days to post them. I still had to do the binding so it took 2 more days to pick a binding and get the work done.
I then mailed my quilt of on like a Thursday. On Friday I received a package from Sewgentle. This confused me. Why would the one receiving my quilt send me a package. Then I realized that I had won her quilt!!! I still didn't know which one it was so I quickly opened it. It was one of my top choices:
Isn't it cute!!!! I love Santa's!! Actually I have a collection of them that I put of every year. It turns out she choice mine as her number 1 choice. How nice is that!!! She ended up rated 5 and I was 9. I'm really happy with what I received and she is too!!!! Both happy swappers here!!!
For the love of swapping!!!
Marjory
Last month I joined in on a new kind of swap. It's called "Little Quilt, Sew, Vote and Ship". It's very different. We send pictures of our quilts to the leader and she posts them. That way no one knows whose is whose. After the picture deadline we vote on the one we like the best. Actually we had to rate them 1-20. The way it works is that the one with the highest score gets their first pick, then the second place gets their first pick unless already picked. So one down the list. Then after all the votes are in we are notified who to send our quilts to, but we still don't know how we rated or whose quilt we get. It was very exciting and I enjoyed it tremendously. Here is my entry:
It is a pattern I put out about 15 years ago that was designed by myself and my mother, June P. Brennan. Here is the quilt we designed together as a composite in EQ7:
Mom designed the flower and I designed the quilt. It is wall hanging size, about 54" square. I don't have a picture of the final quilt because I never quilted it. I have to get busy and hand quilt it.
I was almost late with my photo for the swap because of my computer failure so I just posted the quilt without the binding. Shh, don't tell anyone. It was fully quilted just not bound. Then I cropped the picture so you couldn't tell. When the voting was done I was told to ship to Sewgentle in PA. We had 7 days to post them. I still had to do the binding so it took 2 more days to pick a binding and get the work done.
I then mailed my quilt of on like a Thursday. On Friday I received a package from Sewgentle. This confused me. Why would the one receiving my quilt send me a package. Then I realized that I had won her quilt!!! I still didn't know which one it was so I quickly opened it. It was one of my top choices:
For the love of swapping!!!
Marjory
What an awesome collaboration! It's simply stunning. Cool gift!
ReplyDeleteWow! If y'all were ranked 5 and 9, I'd love to see #1! Yours is beautiful!!! Well done.
ReplyDeleteWow these are both great! And what a neat group idea!
ReplyDeleteStunning quilts. Thanks for linking to Things I've Done Thursday!
ReplyDeleteMelanie
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