Bruce Seeds - quilt maker

I was watching an old Sewing with Nancy program and Bruce Seeds was the
guest in Nancy's Corner. www.bruceseeds.com links to his gallery of One
Block Wonder quilts which he makes exclusively though he said that his first
quilt was a small log cabin. If you link onto his 'About' link there are
questions posed to him regarding his quiltmaking - some of the replies are
quite unique from the male perspective. barnyowl

On Sun, 25 Sep 2011 12:34:34 -0400, barnyowl wrote:

If you link onto his 'About' link
there are questions posed to him regarding his quiltmaking - some of the
replies are quite unique from the male perspective. barnyowl

Interesting site, but I am at a loss as to why any of the replies are in
some way a "male perspective." I am also a bit interested in that book
to see exactly how that style quilt is made

Brian Christiansen

Thanks for the site. It was very inspiring. I don't see the "male
perspective" in his answer but rather an "artist's perspective". Wish
I had the time to stop and make a few kaleidoscope blocks today.
Always love how one fabric can create so many different patterns.

Susan

On Sun, 25 Sep 2011 12:34:34 -0400, "barnyowl"
wrote:

I was watching an old Sewing with Nancy program and Bruce Seeds was the
guest in Nancy's Corner. www.bruceseeds.com links to his gallery of One
Block Wonder quilts which he makes exclusively though he said that his first
quilt was a small log cabin. If you link onto his 'About' link there are
questions posed to him regarding his quiltmaking - some of the replies are
quite unique from the male perspective. barnyowl

WOW. Definitely a man in love with hexagons, and one who had
definitely perfected them!

Karen, Queen of Squishies




On 2011-09-25 11:34:34 -0500, barnyowl said:

I was watching an old Sewing with Nancy program and Bruce Seeds was the
guest in Nancy's Corner. www.bruceseeds.com links to his gallery of
One Block Wonder quilts which he makes exclusively though he said that
his first quilt was a small log cabin. If you link onto his 'About'
link there are questions posed to him regarding his quiltmaking - some
of the replies are quite unique from the male perspective. barnyowl

Perhaps it is my own sense of humour when I envisioned Tim the Toolman
Taylor as a quilter and his not being able to sew the top to the batt and
backing without 'that other special machine' - "more power" grunt-grunt!
I have the 3book series and I also have 2 fabrics cut out already with
half-hexagons stitched together - I just need to get organized and in frame
to start the design wall/sewing process. barnyowl


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On Sun, 25 Sep 2011 12:34:34 -0400, barnyowl wrote:

If you link onto his 'About' link
there are questions posed to him regarding his quiltmaking - some of the
replies are quite unique from the male perspective. barnyowl

Interesting site, but I am at a loss as to why any of the replies are in
some way a "male perspective." I am also a bit interested in that book
to see exactly how that style quilt is made

Brian Christiansen