a new pic..Super Conductor

After you all listened patiently to my pleas for a musician fabric, I
thought I'd post a picture of the quilt I made with the "stand in" fabric.
I know it works pretty well, but I'm still thrilled to find the original one
and will be making a couple more little quilts from it. Then we can
compare!
The pattern is a block from "Jazz Attack" quilt that can be seen on the
Jukebox quilts website. In fact, that's where the original idea for the
layout is.....this isn't MY creation. I like to give credit where it's due!
--
Kathyl yup, that's an L

http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz

Awesome! I love it!


Debbie in MN
http://hometown.aol.com/dmoscarson/m...xtilearts.html

I like what you have done.... anxiously awaiting to see the upcoming ones.

--
Mary
http://community.webshots.com/user/mardor1948
"KJ" wrote in message
news:To44c.9496$Gm5.22275@attbi_s04...
After you all listened patiently to my pleas for a musician fabric, I
thought I'd post a picture of the quilt I made with the "stand in" fabric.
I know it works pretty well, but I'm still thrilled to find the original
one
and will be making a couple more little quilts from it. Then we can
compare!
The pattern is a block from "Jazz Attack" quilt that can be seen on the
Jukebox quilts website. In fact, that's where the original idea for the
layout is.....this isn't MY creation. I like to give credit where it's
due!
--
Kathyl yup, that's an L

http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz

That is cool!
--
Louise in Iowa
nieland4 at mchsi dot com
http://community.webshots.com/user/louiseiniowa

"KJ" wrote in message
news:To44c.9496$Gm5.22275@attbi_s04...
After you all listened patiently to my pleas for a musician fabric, I
thought I'd post a picture of the quilt I made with the "stand in" fabric.
I know it works pretty well, but I'm still thrilled to find the original
one
and will be making a couple more little quilts from it. Then we can
compare!
The pattern is a block from "Jazz Attack" quilt that can be seen on the
Jukebox quilts website. In fact, that's where the original idea for the
layout is.....this isn't MY creation. I like to give credit where it's
due!
--
Kathyl yup, that's an L

http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz

Hi Kathy,

Being part of a mini-group of quilters who also play in a community band, we
have been trying to come up with a quilt for the band to raffle......as a
money-making source. I love what you have done, and can't wait to see the
rest.

You have a great quilt show there. Thanks for letting me look thru all
your quilts. also was interested in the Convergence as I am taking a class
on that in April.

`Elaine in WNY


"KJ" wrote in message
news:To44c.9496$Gm5.22275@attbi_s04...
After you all listened patiently to my pleas for a musician fabric, I
thought I'd post a picture of the quilt I made with the "stand in" fabric.
I know it works pretty well, but I'm still thrilled to find the original
one
and will be making a couple more little quilts from it. Then we can
compare!
The pattern is a block from "Jazz Attack" quilt that can be seen on the
Jukebox quilts website. In fact, that's where the original idea for the
layout is.....this isn't MY creation. I like to give credit where it's
due!
--
Kathyl yup, that's an L

http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz

Hi Elaine,
Thanks for your kind words. You can view the large quilt pattern ($$) and
the smaller block patterns at the link below:
http://gallery.bcentral.com/Gallery/...99403&Dept=101
939

I know I bought the pattern at another website on sale, but it was still
more than I usually pay for such things. However I just HAD to have hit.
And now that I've made the first one, I'm glad.

I've been collecting music fabrics for several years. If your community
band quilting group wants to make a raffle quilt, using the music fabrics
might be fun. I have been making black, white, and gray Ohio Star blocks
out of the music fabrics when the mood strikes me. At some point I will put
them all together in a large quilt. I'll try to take a picture of them for
the webshots page next time I have the digital camera fired up.
What do you play in the band? My DD is a music education/percussion
performance major, so I guess I'm a band nerd mom. I made two quilts for a
practice room to lessen the echo. They are a couple of my favorites and I
don't have digital pictures of them since my compute crashed. Luckily, I
can go over and retake the pictures sometime. One is a batik and the other
is of African fabrics and photo transfers.

The Convergence quilts are fun. Just make sure you have enough fabric
leftover for the borders. They really don't have much punch until the
borders are put on. It's a good exercise in accurate rotary cutting and
straight long seams!

Kathyl yup, that's an L

http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz







"Elaine in WNY" wrote in message
...
Hi Kathy,

Being part of a mini-group of quilters who also play in a community band,
we
have been trying to come up with a quilt for the band to raffle......as a
money-making source. I love what you have done, and can't wait to see
the
rest.

You have a great quilt show there. Thanks for letting me look thru all
your quilts. also was interested in the Convergence as I am taking a
class
on that in April.

`Elaine in WNY


"KJ" wrote in message
news:To44c.9496$Gm5.22275@attbi_s04...
After you all listened patiently to my pleas for a musician fabric, I
thought I'd post a picture of the quilt I made with the "stand in"
fabric.
I know it works pretty well, but I'm still thrilled to find the original
one
and will be making a couple more little quilts from it. Then we can
compare!
The pattern is a block from "Jazz Attack" quilt that can be seen on the
Jukebox quilts website. In fact, that's where the original idea for the
layout is.....this isn't MY creation. I like to give credit where it's
due!
--
Kathyl yup, that's an L

http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz

"KJ" wrote in message news:GV94c.12598$mM.97747@attbi_s02...
Hi Elaine,
Thanks for your kind words. You can view the large quilt pattern ($$) and
the smaller block patterns at the link below:
http://gallery.bcentral.com/Gallery/...99403&Dept=101
939

I know I bought the pattern at another website on sale, but it was still
more than I usually pay for such things. However I just HAD to have hit.
And now that I've made the first one, I'm glad.

I've been collecting music fabrics for several years. If your community
band quilting group wants to make a raffle quilt, using the music fabrics
might be fun. I have been making black, white, and gray Ohio Star blocks
out of the music fabrics when the mood strikes me. At some point I will put
them all together in a large quilt. I'll try to take a picture of them for
the webshots page next time I have the digital camera fired up.
What do you play in the band? My DD is a music education/percussion
performance major, so I guess I'm a band nerd mom. I made two quilts for a
practice room to lessen the echo. They are a couple of my favorites and I
don't have digital pictures of them since my compute crashed. Luckily, I
can go over and retake the pictures sometime. One is a batik and the other
is of African fabrics and photo transfers.

The Convergence quilts are fun. Just make sure you have enough fabric
leftover for the borders. They really don't have much punch until the
borders are put on. It's a good exercise in accurate rotary cutting and
straight long seams!

Kathyl yup, that's an L

http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz







"Elaine in WNY" wrote in message
...
Hi Kathy,

Being part of a mini-group of quilters who also play in a community band,
we
have been trying to come up with a quilt for the band to raffle......as a
money-making source. I love what you have done, and can't wait to see
the
rest.

You have a great quilt show there. Thanks for letting me look thru all
your quilts. also was interested in the Convergence as I am taking a
class
on that in April.

`Elaine in WNY


"KJ" wrote in message
news:To44c.9496$Gm5.22275@attbi_s04...
After you all listened patiently to my pleas for a musician fabric, I
thought I'd post a picture of the quilt I made with the "stand in"
fabric.
I know it works pretty well, but I'm still thrilled to find the original
one
and will be making a couple more little quilts from it. Then we can
compare!
The pattern is a block from "Jazz Attack" quilt that can be seen on the
Jukebox quilts website. In fact, that's where the original idea for the
layout is.....this isn't MY creation. I like to give credit where it's
due!
--
Kathyl yup, that's an L

http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz


Kathy,
I loved your quilt! My nephew just graduated from the Eastman School
of Music and is a jazz trombonist. I'm going to have to make that
pattern from Jukebox. Where did you get that audience fabric- it's
perfect for your quilt.

Evie

Hi Evie,
Thanks for the compliment. The "audience" fabric is actually an orchestra
that can be found at EQuilter.com. It comes in two colorways, a black and
white and warm brown tones. The jazz trombonist from this pattern would be
a great gift! Did you look at the individual patterns from the Jukebox
quilts website? They have each block shown as a small quilt and you might
get an idea for the layout and borders from their example. I did. Have
fun!

Kathyl yup, that's an L

http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz

Kathy,
I loved your quilt! My nephew just graduated from the Eastman School
of Music and is a jazz trombonist. I'm going to have to make that
pattern from Jukebox. Where did you get that audience fabric- it's
perfect for your quilt.

Evie

Kathyl,

I love it. Superb job. Can't wait to see the future ones.

Love in Stitches,

Coleen

"KJ" wrote in message
news:To44c.9496$Gm5.22275@attbi_s04...
After you all listened patiently to my pleas for a musician fabric, I
thought I'd post a picture of the quilt I made with the "stand in" fabric.
I know it works pretty well, but I'm still thrilled to find the original
one
and will be making a couple more little quilts from it. Then we can
compare!
The pattern is a block from "Jazz Attack" quilt that can be seen on the
Jukebox quilts website. In fact, that's where the original idea for the
layout is.....this isn't MY creation. I like to give credit where it's
due!
--
Kathyl yup, that's an L

http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz

Hey I know Eastman School of Music. It is in my backyard
practically.....only about 30 miles from me. Great School. I'd love to
know where that fabric was obtained also.

~Elaine in WNY


"Evie" wrote in message
om...
"KJ" wrote in message
news:GV94c.12598$mM.97747@attbi_s02...
Hi Elaine,
Thanks for your kind words. You can view the large quilt pattern ($$)
and
the smaller block patterns at the link below:

http://gallery.bcentral.com/Gallery/...99403&Dept=101
939

I know I bought the pattern at another website on sale, but it was still
more than I usually pay for such things. However I just HAD to have
hit.
And now that I've made the first one, I'm glad.

I've been collecting music fabrics for several years. If your community
band quilting group wants to make a raffle quilt, using the music
fabrics
might be fun. I have been making black, white, and gray Ohio Star
blocks
out of the music fabrics when the mood strikes me. At some point I will
put
them all together in a large quilt. I'll try to take a picture of them
for
the webshots page next time I have the digital camera fired up.
What do you play in the band? My DD is a music education/percussion
performance major, so I guess I'm a band nerd mom. I made two quilts
for a
practice room to lessen the echo. They are a couple of my favorites and
I
don't have digital pictures of them since my compute crashed. Luckily,
I
can go over and retake the pictures sometime. One is a batik and the
other
is of African fabrics and photo transfers.

The Convergence quilts are fun. Just make sure you have enough fabric
leftover for the borders. They really don't have much punch until the
borders are put on. It's a good exercise in accurate rotary cutting and
straight long seams!

Kathyl yup, that's an L

http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz







"Elaine in WNY" wrote in
message
...
Hi Kathy,

Being part of a mini-group of quilters who also play in a community
band,
we
have been trying to come up with a quilt for the band to
raffle......as a
money-making source. I love what you have done, and can't wait to
see
the
rest.

You have a great quilt show there. Thanks for letting me look thru
all
your quilts. also was interested in the Convergence as I am taking a
class
on that in April.

`Elaine in WNY


"KJ" wrote in message
news:To44c.9496$Gm5.22275@attbi_s04...
After you all listened patiently to my pleas for a musician fabric,
I
thought I'd post a picture of the quilt I made with the "stand in"
fabric.
I know it works pretty well, but I'm still thrilled to find the
original
one
and will be making a couple more little quilts from it. Then we can
compare!
The pattern is a block from "Jazz Attack" quilt that can be seen on
the
Jukebox quilts website. In fact, that's where the original idea for
the
layout is.....this isn't MY creation. I like to give credit where
it's
due!
--
Kathyl yup, that's an L

http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz


Kathy,
I loved your quilt! My nephew just graduated from the Eastman School
of Music and is a jazz trombonist. I'm going to have to make that
pattern from Jukebox. Where did you get that audience fabric- it's
perfect for your quilt.

Evie