Participants of Kirsty's Quilt Project were asked to work a square in red. The result was a modern twist on traditional redwork.
After hours of handwork by each of the participants the squares were posted to Melbourne where they were photographed & assembled into a temporary quilt.
Displayed for one night the quilt squares are now being returned to their creators or swapped.
It's hard to pick a favorite block from this collective creative, but here are a couple of mine.
Go check out the entire virtual quilt on The Quilt Project blog here. Click the individual squares for larger images and information about the makers . . . and, in some cases, links to the patterns. The Quilt Project was initiated in Melbourne by Kirsty from kootoyoo.
. . . and while I have your attention . . . I have an interview later this week with a company at the top of my dream list. If you are so inclined, all prayers, good vibes and crossed fingers would be much appreciated.
5 comments:
Okay, prayers and good vibes are being sent your way.
I can't cross my fingers -- I am typing.
I'll add the crossed fingers and job mojo. Good luck!
Great Quilts, thanks for sharing. Good luck on your interview.
Go get 'em, Tiger! Be fabulous! And good luck...oh, and I loved the redwork squares, all of em.
Ok fingers crossed and good luck from France. Kiss !
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