Now that this quilt has made its way around the world to South Africa, and my DSIL has it, I can show it on my blog. DSIL (married to DD#1) is a computer programmer, and does web design as well. As a result, a lot of people think since he works with computers, he should be able to fix theirs.
He gets a bit tired of explaining that's not what he does, so I had someone with an embroidery machine make this, "No, I won't fix your computer, but thanks for asking" sign.
Here are some close-ups of the novelty fabrics I used. He is quite the cat person, so when I found the cat computer fabric, that one was definitely in. Some quilters from Stashbusters Yahoo group helped me with some of the fabrics since I was on no-buy at the time.
Here is a pic of most of the quilt. It is made from the I Spy with a Twist pattern by Lisa Moore. If you look at my sidebar, Ralph's woodsy quilt and Martha's angels are made from the same pattern. I've heard some quilter's say they don't like to make a pattern more than once, but this is one of those patterns that I go back to a lot. It seems completely different based on color choices, and I think it's fun to make up a good pattern in more than one colorway.
I've had some finishes, and I'll post on those soon. Some before Christmas, some after, you know how it goes this time of year.
January 2025 Mysteries and Sew Alongs
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Great quilts, all so colorful and cozy. Your DSIL reminds me of my son. He's a software engineer and when we ask him a question his answer if often, "I do what I do, I don't know everything". Or if someone asks him what do you do when you do 'this' and 'this' happens, "I don't know, I don't do 'that'". He could figure it out I'm sure, but doesn't want to, lol.
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