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JUST ANNOUNCED! - FabriCamp
2012 schedule
March 9-10-11 * March 18-19-20
April 20-21-22 * June 8-9-10
July 13-14-15 * Aug. 22-25-26
Sept. 21-22-23 * Oct. 12-13-14
Sessions are Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
except April classes are: Sunday, Monday and Tuesday so participants
may attend the Quilted and Corded Needlework Symposium, in Lincoln,
Neb.
PRINTABLE
FORM
Call Terry at: 785-865-2587
or cell at 785-691-8796.
terrythompson@sunflower.com |
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Strawberry Garden
76" X 88"
I have only seen two examples of this strawberry
pattern in my 40 years of collecting vintage quilts. I feel fortunate
to own one of them. The beautiful and unique nine block version
shown on the front cover dates to 1840 - 1860. I did a 4 block
version for you if you’re looking to do a wall quilt.
PC0107 - $10
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Baltimore Baby
24" X 30"
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I made a small wholecloth quilt for two reasons.
My first grandchild, Grant, now 19, was born in 1990, and I decided
he needed a baby christening quilt, and I needed an excuse to
quilt a wholecloth quilt to maintain my small hand stitches. |
PC 0104 - $9.00
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The Battle of Blue Mills Landing c.1864
97" X 103"
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This quilt was pieced c.1860 and is made with
a fabric that has a cotton warp and a wool weft, and is called
delaine. Women of the North and South loved the light weight
of the fabric, which was warm in the winter and cool in the summer. |
PC 0106 - $9.00
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Charlottes Eagle Quilt
80" X 101"
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This eagle pattern has appeared in numerous album
quilts in the mid 19th century. Some were known to have been
sewn in Ohio, Vermont, Pennsylvania and it has been difficult
for quilt scholars to find the source of the original pattern. |
PC 0105 - $8.00
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W.C.T.U. - Womens Christian Temperance Union
63" X 72"
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Quilt patterns such as “Double T” amd
Temperance Tree” were pieced by the hundreds, demonstrating
women’s disgust with the plague of uncontrolled alcoholism
in America. |
PC 0103 - $8.00
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Hello Dollies
33" X 51 1/2"
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These sweet doll patterns caught my heart and
I named three of the dolls after my precious granddaughters,
Claire, Maddie, and Gracie. The original pattern was called “Sisters”. |
PC 0102 - $10.00
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A Dressmakers Quilt
90" X 90"
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In the last quarter of the 19th century, textile
designers and mills printed realistic images on cotton that reflected
the activitities and interests of a new generation. Small florals,
kittens, dogs, horses heads...geometrics for women’s dresses,
and aprons. The small prints enhance and support the designs
of the blocks and borders, and replaces the plain and ordinary
solid background fabric |
PC 0101 - $8.00
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Terry Clothier Thompson continues her association with
Kansas City Star Quilt Books with "A Dusty Garden Grows" Here are some
other titles. |
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Louisa May Alcott - Quilts
of Her Life, Her Work, Her Heart
Louisa is best known for writing children’s stories and
Little Women, but she was also very involved with the anti-slavery
movement, rights for women, and served as a Civil War nurse.
The heart of the book is the “Louisa” quilt. In this
quilt there are nine “cameo” blocks that tell the story
of Louisa and her family’s life in New England. Along with
the “Louisa” quilt, the book contains patterns for
three authentic soliders quilts and another magnificent appliqued
quilt called “Concord, Mass.” |
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